The principles of science relate to cybersecurity as applied through the social science framework which adheres to the same scientific principles as those of the sciences. These principles include Relativism, Objectivity, Parsimony, Skepticism, Ethical Neutrality, and Determinism. Relativism can be understood as things being related, so most systems that we use in society are connected through cybersecurity more and more as technology advances. Objectivity refers to the study without bias, it looks to the study of a topic while not taking in personal opinion to sway the outcome or decisions and that is needed in order to effectively advance technology. Parsimony means keeping the new discoveries as simple to understand as possible, making it easier to learn. Ethical Neutrality refers to the study under ethical means and standards which can be also used by determinism, which refers to the principle that behavior is caused by events that happened before it. For this the study of cyber attacks through simulations that are ethical can lead to new ways to protect ourselves and others in the cyberspace.