If I was Chief Information Security Officer and had a limited budget between the tradeoff of training, and cyber security technology. I would personally split that budget 70/30, 70% more money on tools, and 30% on training. The reason I’d put more resources towards cyber security technology is because people mess up, and tools don’t get tired or forget. A person can miss something, but…

From Jonas’s perspective, cyber policy and infrastructure need to be approached with precaution, and long-range responsibility because modern technological action goes past our ability to predict its consequences long term. Jonas highlights how in earlier ethics, action was limited, but as stated in the article, “The effective range of action was small, the time-span of foresight, goal-setting and accountability was short, control of circumstances limited” (p. 35). Opposite to that modern technology creates long chains of effects that go…

The CIA Triad is a model that is foundational for cybersecurity that is made up of Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. Aside from the Chai Article, I found another article that emphasizes how these three principles work together. As stated in the Chai article they define the CIA Triad as, “Confidentiality, integrity, and availability, also known…