Engineers are generally part of the backbone of the cyber world within companies. They add to the strength of the cyber team and can provide all of the things necessary to setting up a super strong network. They can set up many different components while also looking for the most optimal choices for the networks, such as getting the best rated servers for a good price. Engineers can look for the highest rated and most secure ways of multifactor as well, which could be a pain to work with but it’s the best option if needed. Although if a substitution is needed, one can be found easily to prevent evil twin attacks. Engineers can also work with the cybersecurity department to help create optimal risk assessment, which can really help in case of a security breach or something fails on them midway through the day. The overlap between criminal justice and cybercrime is that most of the crime that happens nowadays is usually cyber crime because of how technological a lot of things have become. Lots of criminals are learning how to perform malicious acts over the computer. Those acts include identity theft, bank theft, theft of credentials, fraud, blackmail, and extortion. The overlap relates to the other disciplines discussed by teaching how to prevent cybercrime and what ways that computers can be configured to be able to help prevent cybercrime. When it comes to businesses, they use the cyber division to help form a security barrier to protect their computers from outside hackers while also having the group teach the employees ways to prevent phishing attacks ang other sorts of scams that could cause harm to the company. Having cryptography can help keep out those who try to perform man in the middle attacks, protecting super important messages that could potentially harm a company very drastically. Having the criminal justice system related to cybercrime and the previous disciplines can really help keep the companies well taught on protection and it can help keep attackers out.