I created this meme as a play on how human systems integration and human factor engineering can help reduce errors caused by individual users by simple systems such as automation. In this case the cute puppy forgot to turn on… Continue Reading →

I found some examples of fake websites that attempt to portray themselves as legitimate websites as a way to attract unsuspecting individuals into being the victims of a possible cyber attack. Below are screenshots of three fake websites along with… Continue Reading →

Motive and Cybercrime Below I attempt to rank the Individual Motives from our Module 5 Lecture Powerpoint from the most sense to the least sense from my point of view.

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is comprised of physiological needs, safety needs, love and social needs, esteem needs, and lastly self-actualization.  Below I will give some examples of how I have experiences with technology that could relate to each level. Physiological:… Continue Reading →

After visiting PrivacyRights.org and seeing the publicly available information about data breaches I think that researcher could use this information a few ways to study data breaches.  The first thing I would suggest is for the researchers to review the… Continue Reading →

How do the principles of science relate to cybersecurity? The principles of science relate to cybersecurity for me in that a scientist if often trying to solve a problem and the principles of science allow for solving that problem or… Continue Reading →

After reviewing the NICE Workforce Framework there are several areas that stand out to me as interesting that I would possibly want to focus on for a career. The three categories that seem appealing to me at first glance are… Continue Reading →