Cybersecurity Strategy, Law, and Policy – 3 pages only

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Part 5: Cybersecurity Technologies

  • The authors of the National Security Strategy (NSS) are looking to address particular technologies that have the opportunity to revolutionize cybersecurity. They believe that blockchain technology is a revolutionary technology that has the ability to significantly improve cybersecurity.
    • What would be your recommendation for how the NSS should incorporate this technology to the public?
    • Propose exactly what you believe should be written in the NSS. Specifically, explain the blockchain technology in layman’s terms to nontechnical people that may be reading the NSS, give examples of how it could be used to provide revolutionary cybersecurity, include examples of how it is being used to provide cybersecurity solutions, and discuss what, if any policies or laws should be established to mandate its use in specific industries.

Notes

  • While quality is valued over quantity, it is expected that a quality paper will result in a minimum length of 3 pages.
  • Use additional sources as needed and be sure to critically analyze the questions, addressing the pros and cons in your proposal.
  • Use visuals where appropriate.
  • references

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