Ethical data handling is non-negotiable for online business. My paper explores the moral and legal liabilities of IP and user data, detailing the risks of collection, use, and security failure. Protect your brand trust and avoid lawsuits.
Category: Philosophy
“Going Dark”
The “Going Dark” debate: Should tech companies build backdoors into encrypted devices to aid law enforcement? My CYSE-406 paper analyzes the national security risks against the fundamental right to digital privacy. Where do you stand? Read my analysis!
Cybercrime: Using Psychological Theories to Understand & Prevent It
To beat cybercrime, you must understand the cybercriminal. My paper uses psychological theories—like Social Learning Theory and Rational Choice Theory—to model and predict criminal behavior. Learn how to build defenses that work.
Hacking Humans
A zero-trust network isn’t enough. You need a human firewall. My research details the critical importance of human-centric defense, exposing how easily people are exploited in sophisticated attacks. Click for the Hacking Humans paper.
Determinism within Cybersecurity & Computer Hacking
An exploration of determinism in cybersecurity, examining how predictable system behavior influences hacking methods, defensive strategies, automation, and ethical considerations.