eP4: Persuasive speech
Reflection:
After completing the eP, I feel like I improved my professional presence more than I expected. I performed better than I thought I would, but I still struggled in some of the areas I knew would be challenging, especially staying focused and keeping my explanations clear without rambling. Going forward, I want to work on being more concise and staying confident in what I am saying.What I liked most about my eP was seeing my work organized in a professional way. It helped me recognize my progress and present myself more clearly. The most challenging part was keeping my thoughts structured and making sure my explanations stayed on track.For future students, my advice would be to plan ahead, stay organized, and stay confident in your voice. Do not overthink the process and focus on being clear and direct.I believe this course will benefit me in my career by strengthening my communication and presentation skills. It helped me practice presenting myself professionally, which will be valuable in any work environment.
10 Cyber Security Trends for 2025-I agree with the author when they state that hybrid work has raised insider threats. If working at the company site, the company or security department have a better grasp on what and how information is received and can be screened up to their expectations, but on a home or public network there could be little to no security and makes it easier for data spillage to happen knowingly or unknowingly.
Link to assignment-Write-Up: The CIA Triad
Cybersecurity, Technology & Society/ Chapter 6 Criminal Justice and Cybersecurity/ “According to 2023 Cybersecurity Ventures Report, cybercrime damages are projected to reach $10.5 trillion annually by 2025 (Khan et al., 2024)” – To put this into perspective the United States earning $4.9 trillion dollars in 2024, Germany $2 trillion, and Japan $522 billion dollars. Three countries would potentially lose all money earned by government if attacks were to focus and successfully attack. And yet would still be around $4 trillion shy of the $10.5 trillion annually. Scary to think that such a high number could be achieved by cyber crime.