The presentation of the cybersecurity analyst role reveals several compelling social themes that extend beyond technical defenses. Analysts are not only tasked with identifying and mitigating digital threats but must also understand human behavior and societal trends that contribute to… Continue Reading →

The article on social cybersecurity offers a comprehensive examination of how cyber technology is reshaping modern conflict by targeting human behavior rather than just information systems. It highlights that, unlike traditional cybersecurity which defends against technical intrusions, social cybersecurity involves… Continue Reading →

I scored a 3 on the Social Media Disorder Scale, which falls under the “risky” usage category. I think the items in the scale are very relevant, as they reflect some of the emotional and behavioral patterns that come with… Continue Reading →

How the Media Influences Our Understanding of Cybersecurity Movies and TV shows often exaggerate or distort hacking, shaping public perception in misleading ways. Many portray hackers as typing furiously on a keyboard, bypassing security systems within seconds with flashy animations…. Continue Reading →

When the users are happy that they get to work from home via vpn but it took the system administrator, network, and cyber teams 6 weeks to set the infrastructure up. This meme reflects the core of Human-Centered Cybersecurity by… Continue Reading →

Fake websites often mimic legitimate ones to deceive users. Here are three examples: These fraudulent sites often employ tactics like URL manipulation, imitation of design elements, and enticing offers to mislead users. Vigilance, such as verifying URLs and ensuring secure… Continue Reading →

For Money Financial gain is a primary driver for many cybercriminals. The article from HP Threat Research highlights how cybercriminals profit from illegal activities, using their earnings for various personal and illicit expenditures. The potential for substantial financial rewards makes… Continue Reading →

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is evident in how I integrate technology into my daily life. At the physiological level, a dependable internet connection and reliable devices help me manage coursework efficiently. My safety needs are met by using multi-factor authentication,… Continue Reading →

Researchers can use PrivacyRights.org to analyze data breaches and find patterns in how they happen. Looking at past breaches helps identify common vulnerabilities and which industries are targeted the most. By studying this data, researchers can track trends in attack… Continue Reading →

The principles of science which describe empiricism, determinism, parsimony, and objectivity are closely tied to cybersecurity. Empiricism involves relying on evidence, such as analyzing logs and data, to detect and respond to threats effectively. Determinism emphasizes cause-and-effect relationships, helping security… Continue Reading →