Michael Losavio
ABSTRACT
Cyber security should consider criminal justice and social education models to secure the highly distributed elements of the information network, extend the effective administration of justice to cybercrime and embed security awareness and competence in engineering and common computer practice. We examine models of such behavior.
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Index Terms
- Positing social and justice models for cyber security
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