Entrepreneurship in Cybersecurity is a course designed to explore the intersection between cybersecurity and business innovation. It emphasizes how cybersecurity professionals can leverage entrepreneurial skills to identify and address cybersecurity challenges within organizations.

In my Entrepreneurship in Cybersecurity course, I explored how government cybersecurity roles intersect with social science. For a career paper, I analyzed the importance of government agencies in safeguarding national security and protecting citizens’ privacy. This project deepened my understanding of how psychology, political science, and sociology shape cybersecurity strategies, particularly in anticipating cyber threats. It reinforced my commitment to a career that combines technical expertise with a strong ethical foundation, recognizing the significance of public trust and policy in effective cybersecurity.

During my Entrepreneurship in Cybersecurity course, I developed critical research skills and a deeper understanding of the interdisciplinary nature of cybersecurity. Writing my career paper allowed me to examine government cybersecurity through a social science lens, which required a mix of analytical skills and empathy to consider public trust and ethical standards. This experience reinforced my commitment to public accountability and transparency in cybersecurity, aligning with my professional goal of protecting national security in a way that respects individual privacy and societal values.