PrivacyRights.org:

How do researchers benefit from this site’s information?

Felipe Gonzalez

8 June 2025

This site can be a foundational resource tool that can help any researcher or technician

in cybersecurity, it can help in trying to understand all types of breaches that have

affected all types of companies and businesses. It is such a wealth of knowledge and

practical information that can be used to help create more effective tools that will

prevent cyberattacks to their parent company or even studies. We can ultimately use

these known vulnerabilities for risk policy, reduction and attacks, by reviewing what

happened and determining what led to them in the first place.

I see one flaw in the website, is that some information is missing or unknown, which

might be important in completing full assessments and completing research.

There are many branches of Social Science that might be used that researchers will

benefit from, the whole reason is to study cyber behaviors, hackings and cyber

dynamics, trying to understand why cyber trespassers behave when they’re in

cyberspace.

For this reason we can use Social sciences to study how data breaches affect

individuals and their criminal behavior, motivations and habits. Cyber attacks are

considered criminal, so a big focus in criminology and law is entailed, trying to identify

motives, methods of cyber attacks, and any related patterns. Political science helps

understand the legal factor of national security because our fragile infrastructure

becomes a threat. Even anthropology can help provide insightful viewpoints on cultural

norms and practices surrounding technology and data privacy, which is crucial for

creating security plans that work in today’s globalized society.