Abstract
The deployment of cybersecurity preventative efforts is of importance in terms of managing risks of cyber-attacks. The assumption is that any effort of well-intent would not result in negative or harmful impact. However, the current literature does not address the effects of such efforts on various stakeholders and user groups. This talk aims to address this gap by proposing two frameworks for assessing such effects.
Bio
Yi Ting Chua is an assistant professor at the University of Alabama. Her research centers around the role of the Internet in criminal offending and is shaped primarily by the increasing role of technology and cyberspace in criminal and deviant behaviors. Her current work spans across three research areas: (1) individuals’ pathway into cybercrime; (2) impact of social networks and structures on the evolution of subcultural values, beliefs, and behaviors; and (3) countermeasures against cybercrime.
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