Cybersecurity & Me: Mounting a Defense for Privacy in the Digital Age
Abstract
In the age of information, it is increasingly in the interests of outside groups and corporations to monetize our data, taking the control out of our hands. Everyone has a right to privacy, but those rights are being corroded over time. The purpose of this research study was to highlight areas where the average individual is targeted online, and how they may work to keep their personal data more private. This project synthesized academic literature on the subject and carried out qualitative interviews with Cybersecurity professionals to discover common vulnerabilities and threats that infringe on the protection of our personal information. The results are intended to educate the public about data privacy laws and help the public secure their data.
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