I believe that cybersecurity and cyber technology has created a numerous amount of opportunities for workplace deviance. As the advent of cyber technology has certainly obtained a numerous praising changes and opportunities in the workplace. Nevertheless, it has also created new avenues for workplace deviance. Such as Cyber-Slacking and as their employees may come into an issue they may miss the technology, like the internet and social media, for personal activities during work hours. As this can be a huge result in the decreased amount of productivity and may be considered a form of workplace deviance.
So the first one I want to dive into is the data theft and also the breaches now with the expanded support on digital data storage, cyber technology has facilitated instances of data theft and breaches. Employees with malicious intent may steal sensitive information for personal gain or to harm the organization.
I want to also talk about cyberbullying and how it has created a numerous amount of opportunities for workplace deviance. I would start by talking about the advancement and promotion of digital contact channels and transmission including the given rise to cyberbullying in the workplace. As some workers may have to run into this online harassment as this can cause a lot of harm to their co-workers and this can really affect the general work environment making everything a lot slower and not putting people working at their best.

Another one I would like to touch on before I end this journal is the Sabotage through Technology. The employees may misapply the technology to deliberately and purposely sabotage tasks, as they would lose and delete a lot of important data, and will disrupt industry procedures.

Lastly, I would like to talk about the insider threats and how this can cause so much trouble this can for starters the Employees, may often know or not know about posing a threat to the organization by being compliant with cybersecurity standards. This can often occur through carelessness or intentional actions that undermine security protocols.