Ethical issues are woven throughout the BioCybersecurity field, where digital technology and biological systems converge. The protection of privacy and data security is the most important of these worries since the fusion of digital technologies and biological data increases the risk of unwanted access to and exploitation of private information, including genetic data and medical…

With the power of states waning and the material world becoming more intelligent and networked, it is imperative to reconsider how markets, corporations, organizations, and individuals are regulated and limited. Promoting collaborative governance models that include a range of stakeholders in decision-making processes, such as corporations, governments, individuals, and civil society organizations, could be one…

When creating cyber-policy and infrastructure, navigating the obstacles presented by the “short arm” of anticipatory knowledge necessitates a proactive and flexible strategy. In order to successfully influence policy decisions, it is necessary for policymakers to stay up to date on developing cybersecurity threats and technological trends. Working together with technology developers, industry stakeholders, and cybersecurity…

Capture the Flag (CTF) competitions are an interesting facet of cybersecurity. For cybersecurity fans of all skill levels, CTF competitions are not only incredibly entertaining but also educational. Participants compete to find solutions to a series of problems relating to encryption, reverse engineering, online exploitation, forensics, and more in these events that mimic real-world cybersecurity…