What is deviance? Deviance is ” the fact or state of departing from usual or accepted standards, especially in social or sexual behavior.” Deviance can tie in with the workplace by voluntary actions that jeopardize the well-being of an organization, its members, or both by going against significant organizational rules. Cyber technology can play a role in workplace deviance. Cyber deviance is a specific type of deviance that is becoming more prevalent today and refers to negative acts taking place in the digital domain. Cyber technology, created a lot of opportunities for workplace deviance. For example, involves stealing but also “sabotage, deliberate mistakes at work, and using false expense accounts. Unfortunately, technology has also made it possible for people to conduct crimes in secret from the comfort of their own homes. Cybercrime is the term for any online illegal act committed while utilizing a computer or other electronic devices to damage another person. The use of technology can facilitate crime and deviance in the real world, such as with gangs, terrorism, and child pornography, as well as serve as an environment and tool for crime, as in the case of hacking. Hackers can get other people’s information that’s not available to them. They take your info and use it. The tools and procedures required to distinguish between the actual path of directional drilling and the path that was initially planned are referred to as technical hole deviation technology. There be a lot of cybercrime/ cyber attacks going around a lot in the technology world. Such as malware attacks and phishing attacks. Phishing attacks are the biggest attacks in the cyber world. They usually attack small businesses and take their data. Phishing attacks have grown over the years with advancements in technology. All sorts of employment will always experience workplace deviation, but cyber technology makes it simpler to carry out.