With the advancement of technology, it is unavoidable that policies in the cyber and infrastructure sectors be put in place.  Campaigning social engineering, which simply refers to the use of fraud to trick people into giving out information that should be personal and could be used for malicious purposes, is one technique that policymakers could use to promote the implementation of cyber policies.  Many companies must ensure that their staff are disciplined when performing audits in order to avoid security breaches. Assuring that all staff concerned receive adequate cyber security training and education.  Security policies are a set of regulations issued by a single body to ensure that consumers have access to company resources and that information sources comply with data security requirements and regulations. If the company employs people, it is essential to have a cyber security strategy in place. Employees would have a better understanding of how to protect business technology and data resources as a result of this.  Another factor to consider is that cyber protection has a variety of effects on the interactions between perpetrators and victims. The internet has opened up a world of possibilities for putting someone in danger and persecuting them on a scale that was previously unimaginable.  People can be identified solely through the internet, or perpetrators can use the internet to search for private information about individuals who may be trying to torture or harass others in real-life situations. On social media sites, people often post a wealth of personal information that criminals might use against us.