Cyber space

humans have admired cyber space as a magical world & talked about its contribution to world from past Vs what we are today. I wouldn’t be surprised to see the world still keep on getting amused about its power and potential by further innovation. We started building intelligent chips which can be embedded into “Car” system to navigate around the world OR transport system which helps in monitoring the location of trains OR wireless devices which keeps on sending data to earth from space etc. All of these

UK CYBER ESSESTIALS SCHEME (UKCES): To differentiate the security challenges of the cyber space, a security scheme was proposed by the government of UK which majorly focuses on the policy followed by it. It concentrates on the criticalness of a sheltered framework through a sensible approach and sets up structures that are obliged to combine together for current effort to push towards a venture to see the key objective of making a secured cyber space. (Cleveland, 2008). It accents on the requirements

WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF Cyberspace Welcome Page Cyber Space Evolution Privacy & Government Privacy Threats Privacy Threats Cont. SMART CYBER Reference Page ARE WE SAFE IN CYBERSPACE? Do users have the protection AND PRIVACY required in cyberspace that prevents spam and online threats? Anti-Spam Legislation The evolution of cyberspace has created a variety of concerns relating to privacy, ethics, and legality. The government has taken a recent active role in regulating online activity

Cyber-space can be a persuasive tool in restricted countries and areas This section will analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the cyber mission, the theological understanding of the cyber mission, and the need for a cyber-mission today in inaccessible countries and areas. A positive aspect of cyber space is that the missionary working area becomes wider and we are today living in the era of cyber space. With cyber space the borders of nations that restrict oppress the Christian religion can

1. Today, there is a new battlefield domain where a keyboard and mouse are the new weapons of conflict. With land, sea, air and space in the background, warfare has entered a fifth domain: cyber. In this position paper, using a pro and con format, the debate on whether or not the Department of Defense (DoD) should create a new, independent branch for cyber will be discussed. To do this, the following will examine both sides of debate by highlighting two main points: the elimination of duplication

Cyber Security and Cloud Computing ISCG – 8047 Cyber Security and Web Applications ASSIGNMENT 1 Submitted To: Submitted By: Prof. Bahman Sarrafpour Sojan Chandy Therakom: 1468736 Contents Introduction 2 Why is it important 2 Cyber war 3 Major Threats 3 Viruses: 3 Worms: 3 Spyware/Adware: 3 Trojans: 3 Rootkit 3 Botnet 4 Hoaxes and Urban Legends: 4 Denial-of-service (DoS): 4 Various Security Standards 4 Spoofing identity: 4 Tampering with data. 4 Repudiation

1 Cyber Warfare Richard A. Clark, an expert in security sector governance in his book Cyber War (May 2010), defines Cyber War as an act of penetration of a country against other computer network with the intent of causing damage and disruption. The Economist magazine explained that cyber war is the fifth domain of warfare, after land, sea, air and space. Cyber warfare, (also known as cyber war and Cyber warfare), is a war with the use of computer networks and the Internet in cyberspace (cyber space)

IDENTIFICATION PROBLEM STATEMENT BACKGROUND Cyber bullying refers to something when one uses their cell phone, computers or an electronic device to access internet and technology for the purpose of harassment and providing harms to others. Sending inappropriate messages, uploading disturbing images, threatening and posting something without someone’s’ approval are the forms of cyber bullying. The main aim of this research study is to look after the cyber bullying and the possible reasons of occurrence

Hiding one’s identity Is nothing new. Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay authored The Federalist Papers in 1787 under pseudonym Publius. The ability to communicate anonymously is viewed as part of our basic right to free speech . With the advent of computers and ease of access to the internet, becoming anonymous as never been easier, and is far more reaching than the colonial newspapers of 1787. For some this ease at which we can communicate anonymous is cause for concern. Although we

Cyber bullying is a form of bullying that uses electronic technology as a ‘weapon’ to inflict emotional distress to its victims. Electronic technology refers to equipment such as computers, tablets and phones. Interactive communication networks such as Facebook and Twitter, texting, websites and chat rooms are all included in this technological pool of cyber bullying tools. Examples of cyber bullying can range from insulting texts from smart phones to derogatory postings on social networking sites