There are six principles of science which are determinism, parsimony, relativism, objectivity, ethical neutrality, and empiricism. Determinism is the principle that actions are influenced or determined by past experiences or events. This principle relates to cybersecurity because certain actions made online could be caused by past experiences. For example, an employee may receive threats from a co-worker due to a past experience or jealousy. The second principle is parsimony. Parsimony is the principle of scientists keeping research and findings as reduced and simple as can be. This is important because rather than making something and putting all of these thoughts and making things confusing, you must keep it simple especially with natural science. It is a bit harder to use this principle with social science because it is more opinion based. Relativism is the principle that is based on all things being related. A relationship in cybersecurity is how the educational system relies on education day by day or how the economic system is controlled through technology. Objectivity is the certain way researchers are studying information. When studying, scientists must study in a fact based manner in order to gain accurate information. It is important to not opinionated certain information for your well being and beliefs because you will then become less dependent. Ethical neutrality refers to how the ethical standards must be followed in order to rightfully study topics. The last principle is empiricism. Empiricism is the principle of only studying research that is real to the five senses (touch, taste, feel, smell, hear). This creates research to only be based on facts and not opinions.