The principle of relativism relates to cybersecurity because as time goes on, we must conform to new technological advances meaning that technology is everchanging and becoming more common as the days go by. Objectivity relates to cybersecurity because it relates to how negatively-impacted should be handled, such as hacker groups attacking large companies and what should be done about them. Parsimony relates to it because even though things are technically complicated, there will be many people who have no idea what you’re talking about, so you have to inform them in a way that they can understand it. It also goes with why people perform certain actions within the cyber world, we must find out ways to answer these questions in simplicity so that others understand. Empiricism relates to cybersecurity because it relies on social research, which means that we shouldn’t rely on others’ opinions to form our own and instead perform our own research to find out what we feel on the subjects to ensure we have a clear mind and understanding of what’s going on. Ethical neutrality refers to cybersecurity by protecting the rights of others. Cybersecurity helps with ethics by ensuring that companies, schools, and the government do things in a way that protect the social and private lives of the people. Determinism relates to cybersecurity by determining why people perform the actions that they do, such as a hacker stealing all of the files from a company and the possibility of it being because they recently got fired and they used their login information to take all of the files they had in the system to post them on the internet.