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    Date Annotated bibliography Harknett, R. J. and Stever, J. A. (2011), The New Policy World of Cybersecurity. Public Administration Review, 71: 455–460. doi: 10.1111/j.1540-6210.2011.02366.x This article explores the benefits associated with the use of cybersecurity in day to day living. The authors focus on the reasons why many people are shifting their operations to involve use of cybersecurity. As used by the national presidential administrators, the authors of the article postulate that…

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    Cybersecurity is a rapidly changing field and is growing with intensity. Not a day goes by without hearing something in the news about cybersecurity. The United States government faces a dilemma. Their foes are getting stronger and more advance in their cyber attacks. While the United States is lagging behind in all aspects of cybersecurity. President Obama recognizes this growing issue and made initiative to change it. “On February 12, 2013, President Obama signed Executive Order 13636,…

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    Oracle has many of the same cybersecurity requirements as any other corporation. Sensitive information of employees, customers, and the company itself must all be kept safe. This includes plans for upcoming acquisitions, programs that are being developed, and other trade secrets. Oracle’s…

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    Either ways, there are enough work for probably a handful of full time cybersecurity engineers once we are going to the production mode, especially for implementation and testing phases. Nevertheless, cybersecurity is gaining a lot of attention and becoming much more important than before. Not only there is increase funding for cybersecurity research from the government agencies, there is also significant funding in cybersecurity from government programs. The program that I was working on…

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    IT Security Policy

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    A cybersecurity policy is critical to the safety of an organization. A policy establishes guidelines for an organization, and makes expectations clear for every employee of the organization. It is important that these guidelines are clear, and concise. This helps and end user understand what is expected out of them, and what they should expect from their IT security department. When building a cybersecurity policy one must keep in mind any potential situations and address them in the policy…

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    12 members appointed by the President. Members elected to the commission are to include members with extensive backgrounds in cybersecurity, information technology, identity management, internet governance and standards, and privacy. The task of the 12 commission members were to provide detailed recommendations for the public and private sectors to strengthen cybersecurity, ensure safety, bolster partnerships, and new technical solutions. The recommendations were to be submitted to the…

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    CISA Cost-Benefit Analysis

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    The CISA is the Computer/Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act that would give government agencies the right to share cybersecurity threats with the public. The CISA bill requires the Director of National Intelligence and the Departments of Homeland Security (DHS), Defense, and Justice to develop procedures to share cybersecurity threat information with private entities, nonfederal government agencies, state, tribal, and local governments, the public, and entities under threats to detect,…

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    Moving Target Defense The current cybersecurity environment is based around a static defense that has been employed for the past few years to protect information systems (See Figure 6). Unfortunately, this cybersecurity paradigm is not effective against current and future cyber threats. According to Zheng (2014), the weakness of this cybersecurity approach is its passive and reactive nature towards safeguarding information systems. Additionally, this method also allows threat actors the time…

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    Cybersecurity is arguably as important if not exceeds the US Military in importance. The private sector, civilian businesses and personnel, lost more than one trillion dollars in 2008 as a result of cyberattacks. The four and a half million dollar Predator, the name of a certain type of military drone, had its camera feed hacked by a twenty-six dollar piece of software widely available on the Internet. The government nor the private sector are immune to security breaches, but which group is…

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    hackers since our cybersecurity is not where it should be. In an article written by Stephanie Condon called What Can Government Do to Improve Cyber Security, she mentioned that in the year 2015 nearly 22 million Americans had their personal information stolen. The article stated that due to all the hacking that has occurred, the Obama administration insist that they are taking steps to respond to the hacking and to lessen the risk of it occurring in the future. Fact Sheet: Cybersecurity National…

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