Physiological Needs – Technology helps meet my basic needs like food and shelter. For instance, I use food delivery apps like Uber Eats or grocery services like Instacart to provide access to meals. Safety Needs – Cybersecurity tools, such as… Continue Reading →

Science and cybersecurity share fundamental ideas such as observation, experimentation, and analysis. Scientific approaches discover vulnerabilities through thorough testing, allowing cybersecurity professionals to predict, detect, and mitigate threats. Hypothesis testing, like penetration testing, involves validating or refuting claims about a… Continue Reading →

In the NICE Workforce Framework, the Competency Area that appeals most to me is the Artificial Intelligence Security area. This Competency Area covers a learner’s ability to safeguard Artificial Intelligence against cyberattacks, guarantee it is properly controlled when it is… Continue Reading →

PrivacyRights.org hosts a database of publicly released data breaches, including the affected businesses, breach categories, and compromised data. Researchers can use these statistics to discover trends, such as the most popular methods of attack, such as phishing and hacking, or… Continue Reading →