In Norbert Wiener’s book, The Human Use of Human Beings: Cybernetics and Society he states, “It is the thesis of this book that society can only be understood through a study of the messages and the communication facilities which belong to it; and that in the future development of these messages and communication facilities, messages between man and machines, between machines and man, and between machine and machine, are destined to play an ever-increasing part.” Surely Mr. Nobert Wiener knew something that we were clueless about or we were just not in the know. One thing for sure he was able to captures the imagination and gives his readers a glimpse into what tomorrow brings.
Today we live, breathe, eat and digest this fruit called information technology. Our everyday lives are all about being human, but it is starting to lack human use. About a year ago I attempted to go an entire day with limited use of technology. I can’t say that I failed, but the day did not yield the desired success that I had hoped for. Never oblivious about my lifestyle, I wake every morning by my biological clock between 4:30 and 4:50 am and a digital alarm clock set for 5:00 am, I work out for an hour or more, shower, dress and off to work. Regardless, as a military Electronic Warfare Technician, I will say I get to love what I …show more content…
Unfortunately, most of the population will continue to fall short when it comes to cyber security. It is OK to engage in the comforts of technology, but the same amount of time that we put in learning how to use it is the same amount of time we need to invest in protecting it. Organizations around the world have invested many hours to ensure freedom to surf the wired and the wireless networks. While the severity of a cybercrime is not truly understood, just leave the door to home open and unlocked. Maybe when you return home from work the understanding will be
Today we live, breathe, eat and digest this fruit called information technology. Our everyday lives are all about being human, but it is starting to lack human use. About a year ago I attempted to go an entire day with limited use of technology. I can’t say that I failed, but the day did not yield the desired success that I had hoped for. Never oblivious about my lifestyle, I wake every morning by my biological clock between 4:30 and 4:50 am and a digital alarm clock set for 5:00 am, I work out for an hour or more, shower, dress and off to work. Regardless, as a military Electronic Warfare Technician, I will say I get to love what I …show more content…
Unfortunately, most of the population will continue to fall short when it comes to cyber security. It is OK to engage in the comforts of technology, but the same amount of time that we put in learning how to use it is the same amount of time we need to invest in protecting it. Organizations around the world have invested many hours to ensure freedom to surf the wired and the wireless networks. While the severity of a cybercrime is not truly understood, just leave the door to home open and unlocked. Maybe when you return home from work the understanding will be