 | twood016 wrote: How should we approach the development of cyber-policy and -infrastructure given the “short arm” of predictive knowledge?
This one may be a bit of downer to some potential audiences, but I believe with such an important topic and with such dire consequences, it must be taken incredibly seriously. To me, it seems that cyber policy and infrastructure are as a whole subse (More) |
| The new reality we find ourselves in when it comes to technology and the cyber world has forever changed the way victims and offenders interact. The first important effect it has had, is that it has given an unprecedented level of access to anonymit (More) |
| twood016 wrote: What is the overlap between criminal justice and cybercrime? How does this overlap relate to the other disciplines discussed in this class?
Criminal justice does have an extensive overlap and connection to cybercrime. Many crimes that take place in the cyber world are but extensions and offshoots of crimes that take place elsewhere. For instance, scams and extortion can be seen all thro (More) |
| twood016 wrote: How do engineers make cyber networks safer?
There are a number of ways engineers make cyber networks safer, some are unique to engineering fields, and some are pretty common across all systems. First, they obviously implement the system itself. There are a vast array of factors affecting what (More) |
| One way that the advancement of computers has made the world more safe, is through the advancement of communication technology. One can only imagine just how many lives have been saved from something as simple as the prevalence of cellular phones. I (More) |
| twood016 wrote: How can you tell if your computer is safe?
Making a computer "safe" is a lot similar to making sure your system passes and fulfills your goals for a risk assessment and a cost-benefit analysis. What I mean by this, is you truly can never your computer completely 100% safe, in the same way yo (More) |
| There are many significant costs associated with developing a cybersecurity program within a business. Firstly, there is a monetary cost. As businesses are above all else concerned with profits, this cost is the most crucial when deciding on whether (More) |
| With cyber technology only becoming more and more prevalent in all workplaces (not just the ones directly related to cybersecurity) it has certainly created a number of opportunities for workplace deviance in most, if not all workplaces. The first t (More) |
| twood016 wrote: Use the letters of the word CYBERSECURITY to list legal ways to make money in cybersecurity.
Cryptography EngineerYouTube Tutorials or Cybersecurity News and JournalismBuild Code that helps secure New innovationsExploit PatcherRun Penetration TestsSecurity ConsultingEthical Hacker for an EnterpriseCybersecurity EducatorU.S. Government Contr (More) |
| twood016 wrote: Compare cybersecurity risks in the U.S. and another country
Depending on what country you are currently working in, the cyber landscape, needs, and resources you have at your disposal, will all drastically change. For the most part, Studies have seemingly shown that internet use can easily predict rates of c (More) |
| twood016 wrote: Describe four ethical issues that arise when storing electronic information about individuals.
There are numerous ethical issues that can arise from the storing of an individuals' data. One that can be ever present is how long one should reasonably store an individuals' data. With this type of thing, enterprises have to balance both legal (More) |
| twood016 wrote: Select four other majors offered by ODU and explain how those majors relate to cybersecurity.
First is Engineering. While these four will be in no particular order, this major definitely contributed to cybersecurity an unfathomable amount. Without proper engineering work being done, no proper cybersecurity framework can really be implemented (More) |
| twood016 wrote: Why are you interested in cybersecurity technology?
Questions such as these, I believe, can be answered in two broad ways. The more analytical utilitarian part of you can answer, giving all the logical reasons why it's a rational decision on your part to take up said endeavor. The more passionat (More) |