Part A: A cybersecurity policy is a framework that outlines an organizations rules and procedures to protect its assets and information from cybersecurity threats, like unauthorizes access or data breaches. Cybersecurity policies are important in organizations because they protect an organization’s assets and information from cybersecurity threats. These threats can cause financial damage and reputational…
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Gene Editing and DNA Cybersecurity Risks
The risks associated with the DNA analysis systems described in the article can vary depending on how they are configured or what software they use. If the DNA analysis systems are connected to other computers that have access to databases of other people’s DNA, an attacker could potentially steal people’s DNA information and commit crimes…
CIA Triad
The CIA triad is an important model that serves as a guideline for cyber and information security policies within organizations. The CIA triad has three parts: confidentiality, integrity, and availability. These three concepts are considered to be the most important when developing cyber and information security policies, and each of these concepts work together as…
Journal Entry #15
I think that the speaker’s pathway to his career is a very realistic description of how many people in the field of cybersecurity find their careers. He started in a help desk job, then moved to a new job at a bigger company. After this, he got a new job in digital forensics at a…
Journal Entry #11
Being a cybersecurity analyst relates to social behaviors. One of the ways that it relates to social behaviors is that cybersecurity analysts will often be responsible for training people. This training includes things like how to look out for phishing attacks or how to take steps to avoid having your information compromised by looking out…
Journal Entry #10
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Journal Entry #14
People do many things online to break the law, and sometimes they might not even know it. The worst things that people do are use fake identities, look up illegal things, record calls without consent, bullying, and sharing personal information. Using a fake identity is the worst offense out of these because identity fraud…
Journal Entry #13
Relevant Study: https://academic.oup.com/cybersecurity/article/7/1/tyab007/6168453?login=true This study focuses on data from HackerOne’s bug bounty program. The study found that mostpeople who participate in this program or other bug bounty programs are largely unmotivatedby the money that they can earn from finding bugs. Also, bug bounty programs are still usefulto companies even if they aren’t able to pay…