ePortfolio entry #13

Given the inherent limitations of predictive knowledge in the rapidly evolving field of cybersecurity, we should approach the development of cyber-policy and infrastructure with flexibility, adaptability, and a proactive mindset. Instead of relying solely on predictive models or forecasts, policymakers and cybersecurity professionals should adopt a risk-based approach that accounts for uncertainty and dynamic threat…

ePortfolio entry #11

The overlap between criminal justice and cybercrime lies in the investigation, prosecution, and prevention of criminal activities that occur in cyberspace. Law enforcement agencies and criminal justice professionals play a crucial role in identifying cybercriminals, gathering evidence, and bringing them to justice for offenses such as hacking, fraud, identity theft, and online exploitation. Moreover, the…

ePortfolio entry #10

Engineers play a critical role in making cyber networks safer through their expertise in designing, implementing, and maintaining a variety of security measures. One of the primary ways engineers contribute to cybersecurity is by developing and deploying robust encryption techniques. Encryption involves encoding sensitive information in such a way that only authorized parties can access…

ePortfolio entry #9

Because they enable sophisticated security systems that shield people, businesses, and governments from a range of threats, computers have made the world a safer place. Improved surveillance technologies are one way that law enforcement organizations can keep an eye on and stop crime, terrorism, and other security threats. Computers have also aided in the development…

ePortfolio entry #8

You can tell if your computer is safe by regularly checking for signs of potential security threats and taking proactive measures to protect your device. Start by ensuring that your antivirus software is up to date and running regular scans to detect and remove any malware or viruses. Keep your operating system, software applications, and…

ePortfolio entry # 7

Although implementing cybersecurity systems in firms is expensive and time-consuming, there are several benefits. These solutions guard private information about customers and stop cyberattacks that might ruin reputations and result in financial losses. Early detection and remediation of security flaws lowers the likelihood of expensive breaches and penalties from regulatory bodies. Additionally, demonstrating a dedication…

ePortfolio entry #6

Workers who are familiar with computer systems may take advantage of their access to steal confidential data or proprietary items from their company.They can steal data for their own benefit or to damage the company by using strategies like hacking, phishing, or unlawful access. People may feel more comfortable engaging in cyberbullying or harassment of…

ePortfolio #5

B – Bug Bounty Programs: Participate in bug bounty programs offered by companies and organizations to identify and report security vulnerabilities in their software or systems in exchange for monetary rewards. E – Ethical Hacking Training: Offer training courses or workshops on ethical hacking, teaching individuals and organizations how to identify and address security weaknesses…

ePortfolio entry #4

The U.S. is a global leader in technology and innovation, with a highly interconnected digital infrastructure. While this fosters economic growth and innovation, it also increases the attack surface for cyber threats due to the proliferation of connected devices and systems. The United States leads the world in innovation and technology, and its digital infrastructure…

ePortfolio entry #3

The right to privacy is one of the main ethical issues. People have a legitimate expectation that the information they provide would be kept private and used exclusively for that purpose. On the other hand, keeping electronic data around raises the possibility of misuse, data breaches, and illegal access. To protect people’s right to privacy,…