Science and cybersecurity, they’re way more connected than you’d think as science is all about discovering patterns while testing theories and figuring out why stuff happens. Well, cybersecurity’s the same. Experts are constantly watching network activity, looking for anything weird… Continue Reading →

Having viewed the video on digital forensics, what intrigued me most was the speaker’s career path. From an accountant to a career in digital forensics, his career path epitomizes how serendipity shapes careers. His technical-know-how coupled with investigative curiosity underlined… Continue Reading →

Matthew Stone Nov 11 2024Article Review #2: The Global Reach of Cybercrime and Its Societal ImpactsSource: Cybercrime Journal ArticleIntroductionThis article review analyses the search by the study “The Electronic Contract in Civil andCommercial Codes” in the Cybercrime Journal for the… Continue Reading →

The Role of Social Science in the Career of aCybersecurity AnalystThe Importance of Social Science in Becoming a Cybersecurity AnalystIntroductionCyber security stands out as one of the major achievements in the modern world as it protectsessential data, documents and systems… Continue Reading →

Jonas’s metaphor of the ‘short arm’ of predictive knowledge should encourage us to exercise caution when developing cyber-policy and infrastructure. The uncertainty and likelihood of unintended outcomes in the cyber context tend to suggest that our stance should be proactive… Continue Reading →

BLUF: To make the most of a limited budget, focus on training employees to avoid mistakes asmuch as possible, while also investing in basic cybersecurity tools to protect your systems. A60-40 split—60% for training and 40% for tech would be… Continue Reading →

Cyber technology has created new opportunities for workplace deviance by providing employees with tools to easily bypass rules. The digital spaces allows workers to slack off, use company resources for personal tasks or even steal sensitive data without being noticed…. Continue Reading →

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