Explain how the principles of science relate to cybersecurity. In a broad sense science is used to find the truth about where, when, what, why, how something is happening, and who is responsible for it. Different models, principles, and rationale are used when evaluating different aspects of the subject to best explain the truth. Cybersecurity…
Journal 1
After reviewing the NICE Framework, I can see the vastness of working diversity in the field of cyber security. This diversity is probably what brings people like me, career changers, to the field. With such diversity always comes areas that an individual may have interest in and areas that are less interesting. The areas of…
Entry 7
1. How does cyber technology impact interactions between offenders and victims? As with all things cyber technologies only make the interactions and interplay of offenders and victims easier. Most concerns are the increased ease of identifiable information that can be used by the offenders. This decrease in informational friction on individuals’ informational privacy is what…
How can you tell if your computer is safe? Describe three ways that computers have made the world safer and less safe.
With the exponential growth of malware and threats to your computer and privacy on almost a daily basis. The question becomes how can we tell if out computers are safe? First thing is to make sure your computer is up to date with all your settings and programs. Outdated software is a big vulnerability to…
What are the costs and benefits of developing cybersecurity programs in business?
The cost and benefit of developing a cybersecurity program in a business is a balancing game between loss and prevention. It is financially less costly to prevent cyberattacks than it is to fix the damages after one occurs. The question is not whether it is beneficial to have a cybersecurity system set up but rather…
Workplace deviance opportunities
How has cyber technology created opportunities for workplace deviance? There has always been what is deemed as deviant behavior from social norms for as long as society has existed. Deviant behavior is not criminal behavior exclusively. Some deviance is considered criminal and prosecutable by laws set from society but not all. Some actions that are…
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