
Zero-Trust Culture V: Capstone Strategy Proposal
Following on from Part IV: Report, this part of the capstone project will present a strategy proposal to achieve a human centred cybersecurity culture. NOTE:
Join me as I undertake my Masters of Cyber Security
Following on from Part IV: Report, this part of the capstone project will present a strategy proposal to achieve a human centred cybersecurity culture. NOTE:
Following on from Part III: Presentation, this report will establish the importance of humans in our systems and explore how we can integrate zero-trust principles
Following on from Part II: Intro, this report will establish the importance of humans in our systems and explore how we can integrate zero-trust principles
Following the university accepting my project proposal outlined in Part I: Pitch, this part of the capstone project will introduce the concept of zero-trust culture
Task The capstone project was the twelfth and final course of my masters. Students with an average grade of over 65% and willing external stakeholders
Task It can be useful to look at cyber-attacks in the news to prepare ourselves for similar events. While the available information may be lacking,
Task In this assessment you will consider the policy implications of your new Cyber Strategy, highlighting and explaining two policy statements which support the strategy.
Task As we have previously discovered, cybersecurity in the aviation sector is an emerging field. In light of other countries introducing specific aviation cybersecurity regulation
The various normative ethical theories (deontology, utilitarianism, agent based) provide different ways of viewing the world and could lead to justifiably opposing outcomes. Let’s look
In 2019 researchers from Security Without Borders discovered the Exodus malware had infected almost 25 apps in the Google Play Store (Franceschi-Bicchierai, 2019), further investigation
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