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    activities can be done in the palm of your hand in a matter of minutes. With all of that information in one place, the cell phone has become one of the most targeted devices for cyber-attacks according to the FCC (FCC Cybersecurity). With information changing and being exchanged so fast, it comes down to Cyber Security experts to keep it safe. From the 90’s to now, Cyber Security has evolved with the technology it’s meant to protect. When the World Wide Web was invented, its primary purpose was to make sharing of research between universities and other facilities easier and more reliable (The birth of the web). At the time, the only need for security was who had access to those specific computers. As time went on and more sites started popping up, the need for greater security became apparent. The information that could be transferred was evolving and the things you could do with that info was too. With executables being sent out that could do anything…

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    Why is Cyber Security a rising priority? Cyber security has always been a huge concern ever since the internet came out. There are 3 main branches of Cyber Security: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Accessibility. Every cybercrime out there violates one of these branches. Confidentiality deals with information that isn’t accessible to the public, Integrity deals with information that has been altered, and Accessibility deals with something being able to access. The first…

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    With industry “experts” declaring that there will be one billion cybersecurity up for grabs in 2016, I may have to hire my teenager this year. Alright, so I fudged the numbers a little, there are only one million “cybersecurity” jobs [1] up for grabs. One million is a big number with regards to “cybersecurity” considering that in March of 2015, there were then, 209,000 vacant “cybersecurity” jobs. Such strange numbers. I visited the “de-facto” technology “help wanted” website (Dice.com) just…

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    The Face Behind The Screen In 2012, Federal Bureau of Investigations Director Robert Mueller once said, “There are only two types of companies: those that have been hacked, and those that will be” (Crowley 12). Cyber security is a constant problem in this world; people use the internet daily, which hackers can easily circumvent. Law enforcement agencies have now started Cyber Divisions for local, state, and federal investigative cases. According to the Detective at the Rapides Parish…

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    out of high school?”. Usually leading up to senior year you have a plan to go to a certain school or job. My goal for after high school is to go to college for cyber security and software engineer which should enable me to go into a broad spectrum of different jobs. When preparing for my career in cybersecurity and software engineering, I have to think about where I would like to go to school and how to plan for that. My current plan for pursuing an education is to go to Gilbert Community…

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    Cybersecurity Techniques in the US Cyber security is more vulnerable than ever before. This is because of technological advancements, especially increased reliance on interconnected computer and telecommunication networks; a broad range of modern economic activity is more vulnerable to exploitation by terrorists or other adversaries. One of the biggest concerns in the cyber defense world is the possibility of a major infrastructure attack. Therefore the dire need to improve the United States’…

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    practice will show how cyber-security in relation to cyber-attacks result in a profound impact on businesses and that implementing cyber security measures protects businesses from attacks (German, 2016). Therefore, businesses must understand that in light of recent world events, the cyber health and welfare of their customers are important, and not just for a consumer to business perspective. With the increase and scope of cyber-attacks, it becomes imperative that measures take place that…

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    evolving at an unprecedented rate making the use, and misuse, of cyberspace easily accessible to anyone with access to a computer, smartphone, and the internet. Many governments realize how invaluable of an asset the internet is and have integrated it as an integral part of their nation's infrastructure and society. Unfortunately, whether it be by way of an individual person or a national institution, it is not uncommon to have enemies' attempting to exploit weaknesses. Having an accumulated…

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    As time has gone on life and technology have become extremely advanced and with many advancements of course comes many security risk in life whether it be in person or over the Internet. Over the years technology has changed drastically making it easier for us to get daily task done and to also protect and watch the ones we love from a far distance or close. Technology has made our lives easier day to day and made our lives safer. With technology we are able to keep track of certain things like…

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    Transnational crimes are so prevalent in today’s world and there is an ever-increasing demand for experts in the field. I want to pursue a career in international criminal and public law and know that the LL.M. will facilitate my ambition. My interest in crime and justice stemmed from my Grandad who was a Magistrate Judge and had a passion for justice and fairness. I went on to study Politics at University and mostly enjoyed the comparative and the international topics. I appreciated learning…

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