Research Brief

Nearly a decade has passed sinuce the National Academy of Engineers declared Cyber Security a "grand challenge for the next century." Every day there is news on ways in which cyber security challenges and responses are complicating every aspect of our lives. Can the challenge be solved? (40marks) As a first step to solving any problem, one must understand its nature. So, it is important for all cyber security analysts to keep on top of news stories in the field. In this discussion forum we will do just that with the hope that everyone will make it a daily habit throughout their career. Today, some cyber news has been flooded out of the headlines by Hurricane Harvey, but as noted in this article, cyber concerns are front and center as students return to school.

1- A human factors program can serve as an organizational platform to address humancentric issues in cybersecurity and develop formalized processes for ensuring human-centered cybersecurity practices are achieved.   True False         Surveys are the gold standard of social science research.   True False         Cybersecurity careers tend to be primarily technologically-focused.   True False       Natural experiments are done in laboratories with strict controls.   True False           Experiments are seen as the gold standard in social science research studies.   True False

Question 3 Artificial intelligence (Al) endeavors to simulate human intelligence. It has immense potential in cybersecurity. Al is the ideal cybersecurity solution for businesses looking to thrive online today. Following up on your report to management explaining the cyber security risks to the automated loan approval process, elaborate on any five benefits of integrating artificial intelligence with cybersecurity to secure automated processes such as the loan approval process. m na

Cybersecurity discussion  In 2013, Edward Snowden was hired by the NSA after previous employment with the CIA as a systems administrator. In early June of 2013 he revealed thousands of classified NSA documents to journalists Glenn Greenwald, Laura Poitras, Barton Gellman, and Ewen MacAskill about government surveillance programs. By June 21, 2013, the United States Department of Justice unsealed charges against Edward Snowden of two counts of violating the Espionage Act of 1917 and theft of government property, which identified the leak of state secrets as an act of treason. Snowden has become a subject of controversy, both ethically and legally being seen as a traitor, a hero, a whistleblower, a dissident, and patriot. Data Security and Privacy in the Age of Surveillance (Links to an external site.) Edward Snowden: Patriot or Traitor? (Links to an external site.) Edward Snowden is Both A Patriot and A Traitor (Links to an external site.) Using the above short video and articles…

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What are the current trends (best practices) in artificial intelligence and machine learning aimed at preserving privacy?

Have you ever seen someone being harassed or bullied by someone else over the internet? When you initially learned of the issue, what was the very first thing that went through your head? How did you get at the conclusion that the individual had been the target of bullying conduct prior to your intervention? In other words, how did you come to that conclusion?

Have you ever observed someone being harassed or bullied by someone else over the internet? What was your first reaction when you found out about the situation? How did you arrive at the judgment that the person had previously been the target of bullying behavior prior to your intervention?

What is Artificial Intelligence. What would be any legal, ethical or security concerns related to Artificial Intelligence.

Have you ever seen an instance of internet bullying or harassment? How did you react when you first heard about it? The person has apparently been the target of bullying previous to your intervention; please explain how you arrived at this judgment.

Have you ever seen an instance of internet bullying or harassment? To begin with, how did you feel when you found out about the situation? How did you determine that the person had been the victim of bullying before you got involved?

Look into Edward Snowden, a former CIA employee and US government contractor who stole and released secret material from the National Security Agency without prior approval in 2013. Your findings should be summarized in around 100-200 words. Do you think he is a traitor, patriot, or anything else? Why?