CJAD 421 Paper 6

Computer Science What do you believe is the greatest hurdle facing international enforcement of cybercrime law. How often will the issue arise? What is the likelihood of reaching a mutually agreeable solution? What happens if no solution can be reached?

Define terrorism and all the many ways it might be understood.

For how long has the threat of cyberterrorism been considered serious by the U.S. government?

How has the Reauthorized USA PATRIOT Act of 2006 changed the legal definitions of terrorism and responded to critiques against the original law?

Explain the many interpretations of the term "terrorism."

There are various enacted statutes or laws that address different aspects of cybersecurity.  1.) What piece of legislation (law) do you think has been most impactful in this realm and why?  Be sure to give the name of a state or federal statute (law), a brief description discussing its purpose, and how it has impacted cybersecurity from a legal perspective.

In this article, not only are the origins and effects of cyberbullying, but also the many proposed remedies, examined at length.

Social engineering QUESTION 43 Which of the following statements is correct regarding social engineering attacks? O These attacks are most commonly either in person or over electronic media rather than on the phone. O The most common factor in social engineering attacks is impersonation. On doesn't take any advantage of human behaviors to steal information directly. Ot doesn't take advantage of insecure behaviors in the real world. QUESTION 44 Which of the foliwing is usually targeted by nature where tho omuil

Phishing attack simulation using Packet Tracer is a critical exercise in understanding and defending against cyber threats. In a minimum of two paragraphs, please reflect on your understanding of this topic. Share your insights into what phishing attacks are, how they are simulated using Packet Tracer, and the importance of this exercise in enhancing cybersecurity awareness and skills. Additionally, discuss any challenges or key takeaways you've gained from the simulation, and how this experience contributes to your knowledge of cybersecurity practices.

Discussion Forum - Unit 7 Activity 1 TASK A: Discuss the following questions, identifying possible reasons and motives for the users at both sides of the spectrum: Discuss why users try to break into other user's computers and information systems Discuss why users create viruses. Discuss who owns electronic mail systems, and why they do TASK B: Answer the question posed in the Panama Papers Vignette - Was it wrong to hack and leak the Panama Papers? What technology issues led to the security breach in the Panama Papers case. What is the possible business impact of this security breach for the law firm and its customers? What should the law firm do in the future to avoid similar incidents? TASK C: What is the difference between a business continuity plan and a disaster recovery plan?

Identity theft is one of the most widespread types of cybercrime, and it affects millions of people in different parts of the globe every single year. You should provide an explanation of how identity thieves gain your personal information by utilising the internet, as well as the preventive actions you should take to avoid having your identity stolen by criminals who engage in such activities.

Introduce system intrusion detection and prevention.

Hacktivists often use DDoS attacks against organizations that they perceive as being opposed to them. This includes not only government but also journalists, publications, and human rights groups. Google's parent Alphabet has stepped up to help with thwarting DDoS against these groups. Since 2016 Project Shield has thwarted DDoS attacks against hundreds of websites in over 80 countries. These attacks were directed at websites in order to silence important information. Project Shield was offered for free to journalists, small publications, human rights groups, and others. But Google is doing that from its own initiative at a relatively high cost. Should there instead be a tax on computer hardware and/or software that goes towards a fund that is then used for organizations like this to have permanent DDOS mitigation?

Is malware a threat actor?

_____are attempts by individuals to obtain confidential information from you by falsifying their identity   A) Phishing trips B) Computer viruses C) Phishing scams D) Spyware scams

Explain the many meanings of the term "terrorism."

Explain the purpose of the National Institute of Standards Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework. -The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is a set of mandatory rules for organizations to follow in order to protect themselves against cybersecurity risks. -The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is a voluntary guide that helps organizations understand and protect themselves against cybersecurity risks. -The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is a system of computers that monitors national cybersecurity threats and relays the information to businesses and other organizations. -The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is a cybersecurity software package available to organizations from NIST intended to bolster firewall capabilities.

Veterans Affairs (VA) and its assets were vulnerable to attacks because of problems with information security and privacy.

ESSAY Non-technical cybersecurity attacks Countermeasures to non-technical threats

This article delves deeply into not just the causes of cyberbullying but also its societal effects and the many proposed remedies.

Legislation imposes limitations on safeguarding confidential information, whereas ethical principles offer direction on how to achieve this objective in a morally appropriate fashion. Privacy What are your opinions or perspectives on the matter at hand?

ESSAY Non-technical cybersecurity threats Non-technical danger countermeasures

When it comes to thwarting hackers, how far have we advanced in terms of computer security?

What are the most popular subjects and trends that are today associated with cybercrime, and how did they first come into existence? If you want an accurate answer from me, you will need to offer an explanation as to where you acquired the information.

Reflections   Classify the following types of attacks with respect to CIA (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability) triad. 2017 – Dyn DDoS Attacks knock down half the Internet. The attack utilized a botnet made up of “internet of things” (IoT) devices (think: smart TVs, DVRs, and internet-connected cameras) to take down a major piece of internet infrastructure

Why would organizations not share data about attacks? A)to engage in risk avoidance B) to establish legislation C) to encourage communication D) to protect their reputation

Describe the various types of cyberattacks, such as DDoS attacks, ransomware, and phishing, and outline preventive measures.