The article “Factors Influencing the Formation of Intellectual Security amongUniversity Students: A Field Study” explores how social institutions and media affectuniversity students’ intellectual security. The idea of intellectual security is linked with socialscience disciplines such as sociology, which presupposes the… Continue Reading →

In an era of fast technology innovation, protecting digital human rights has emerged as a critical problem. Al Masadeh et al.’s essay Digital Human Rights in Jordanian Legislation and International Agreement (2024) examines the changing landscape of digital rights, with… Continue Reading →

Davin Teo’s talk on digital forensics offered a great overview of this unique field that mixes technology, law, and social sciences. His path into the industry was inspiring; he began as an accountant before taking a chance on a fresh… Continue Reading →

Although the Internet is convenient, it also poses significant legal risks. Illegal Google searches, such as those concerning criminal activity like exploiting children or bomb-making, can result in serious legal consequences and inflict harm. Similarly, using unofficial streaming services and… Continue Reading →

The journal article examines the efficiency of bug bounty programs across industries, focusing on significant conclusions about the factors that influence the percentage of legitimate vulnerability reports. It demonstrates that businesses such as finance, retail, and healthcare receive fewer reports, most… Continue Reading →

The role of a cybersecurity analyst brings to light a number of important social issues, particularly those about workplace flexibility, career adaptability, and job market demands. The accessibility of the sector, which offers several entry routes such as volunteer work… Continue Reading →

Here’s how two economic theories affect the breach notification letter. The first is game theory. The letter symbolizes the strategic relationship between the company, customers, and attackers. The organization strives to minimize the impact by revealing the breach and advising… Continue Reading →

Based on my scores on the Social Media Disorder (SMD) Scale, I received two out of nine: persistence and escape. While I fall short of the criteria for disordered social media use, these findings indicate areas where I may be… Continue Reading →

The media constantly muddles our perception of cybersecurity by depicting hacking as a speedy, flashy, and visually intense procedure. In movies and television shows, hackers are portrayed as isolated geniuses pecking feverishly on keyboards, instantly breaking into complicated systems with… Continue Reading →

#1  This meme demonstrates how humans struggle with cybersecurity-recommended practices such as setting and remembering strong passwords. It underlines the importance of user-friendly tools and resources for good password management. A human-centered approach to cybersecurity acknowledges that accessibility is critical… Continue Reading →