Cybercrime And Digital Spying Cost The Economy

Snowden as a hero. Although Snowden’s act may have hurt the economy and created skepticism overseas and domestically, he continues to fight this cyberwar to end unlawful surveillance. NSA Surveillance hurts the economy because many people are skeptical about the online services. Users fear that these online services would allow surveillance of their private information. According to Kim Zetter, a senior staff reporter who specializes in cybercrime, privacy, and securtity, “NSA surveillance causes economic

LAWRENCE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY College of Management Are we ready to secure ourselves in the Cyber vulnerable world? How prepared are we? Presented By Michael Bruno Selvaraj Course Instructor: Dr. Terrance Dillard "I pledge that on all academic work that I submit, I will neither give nor receive unauthorized aid, nor will I present another person 's work as my own." June 2015 ABSTRACT: Information has become a key asset, it has value to an organization and consequently must be well

in all areas of life. It is a very useful tool that will continue to experience new development as time passes" ( computerhistory.org). Konrad Zuse, was a German civil engineer who created the first programmable, digital computer

Cyberspying/Cyberespionoge Definition Cyberspying is a form of cybercrime in which hackers target computer networks in order to gain access to classified or other information that may be profitable or advantageous for the hacker. Cyberspying is an ongoing process that occurs over time in order to gain confidential information. It can result in everything from economic disaster to terrorism (Techopedia). Cyberspying can be devastating toward both the government and businesses due to the classified

international relations, known as the “nuclear age”, have been governed by a very clear set of rules, predominantly arms control and international institutions that do not apply to cyberspace. The result of an unregulated cyberspace is the emergence of cybercrime that cost over a trillion dollars a year and the stealing of private information by individuals and governments (Cybersecurity: A Global Issue). In 2015 the Washington Office of Personnel Management was the victim of a cyber attack traced back to the