1. To be able to answer this question we need to first understand what deviance is. Deviance is basically an act that isn’t considered normal and out of standards. The deviance risk with cyber technology includes being easier to use and break into. Any type of cybercrime will always affect business no matter which type it is whether it’s white-collar crime or cybercrime. The median loss for every fraud case was around $145,000, but other cases could be even higher. In the reading from this week, it was stated that cybercrime costs the economy around $445 billion every year. There’s also a possibility that a person working in a company could leak information that’ll sabotage a business. Especially in cases where someone leaves a company on bad terms like firing them without explanation or talking about that person to your coworkers. Which can lead to them releasing personal, financial, passwords, or security information. A ransom could also occur, which could cause the company to lose lots of money and stop business moves so they can recover. They might even release that information publicly or to a rival company which will give them the upper hand. Which will lead to the business to start failing and making tough company decisions like firing people and eventually shutting the whole thing down. If anything like that happens, then a company will have to pay for cybersecurity. All of these can be even more difficult if it’s a small business. So, it’s best to buy the best cybersecurity you can to secure your information and reduce the risk of any of these issues occurring no matter how much it costs. There are more issues to discuss when it comes to deviant acts with cyber technology, but these are some of the biggest problems that can take place.