CyberMaster: An Expert System to Guide the Development of Cybersecurity Curricula

Hodhod, Rania; Wang, Shuangbao

doi:10.3991/ijoe.v15i03.9890

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“…The lack of experts to guide and mentor young girls into becoming cybersecurity specialists discouraged many, thus sustaining the talent shortage. Pinchot et al (2020) supported the findings of Hodhod et al (2019) in a qualitative research with 25 students that found that the lack of peer mentors demotivated women and increased their chances of leaving information technology and security courses. Similarly, Burrell (2020) reported that a lack of experts and professionals in cybersecurity discouraged young minds from pursuing a career in cybersecurity as there are no role models or mentors to guide them.…”

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“…The lack of mentors has limited the number of women willing to become cybersecurity specialists. Hodhod et al (2019) found that the cybersecurity talent gap was partly driven by the lack of women taking up the challenge of pursuing a career in cybersecurity. The lack of experts to guide and mentor young girls into becoming cybersecurity specialists discouraged many, thus sustaining the talent shortage.…”

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Addressing Cybersecurity Challenges in Education

Triplett

2023

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This study aimed to address the challenges of cybersecurity in education. As kindergarten through twelfth-grade education shifts to online and remote learning, educators and governments are increasingly vulnerable to the risks of cyberattacks and cybercrimes. This study focused on the strategies that institutions can employ to increase their students’ cybersecurity awareness and simultaneously motivate them to pursue cybersecurity as a career. To achieve the research objectives, a systematic review of ten studies was performed, and the results showed that game-based strategies were effective in increasing students’ awareness about cybersecurity and their interest in pursuing cybersecurity as a career. The study’s implications suggest that game designers and developers may want to develop advanced games that gauge students’ cybersecurity skills and ability to respond to aggressive forms of cyberattacks in addition to enhancing their knowledge of cybersecurity.

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Triplett

2023

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“…In addition, except rapid and reliable way of developing cybersecurity teaching and learning courses [4], there are several frameworks which defines and treat the cybersecurity like the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA), the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission http://www.i-joe.org (ISO/IEC) 27001 standard series, commonly through the CIA triad components [5,6,7]. The CIA triad consists of three components which include confidentiality, integrity, and availability.…”

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A Weighting Model of Cybersecurity Parameters Used for Service Placement

Gashi

Luma²,

Apostolova³

et al. 2023

Int. J. Onl. Eng.

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Most cybersecurity frameworks are based on three major components such as confidentiality, integrity, and availability. All these components have their parameters that are used to secure network nodes. But finding the most cyber secure node in a network needs a measurement method. The aim of the paper is to offer a model that can be used to find the most secure network nodes considering these cybersecurity components and their parameters. This is achieved by modelling numeric values of respective weights for parameters of confidentiality, integrity, and availability. The model is applied to a simulated environment where random values standing for cybersecurity parameters are given to 30 wireless network nodes that are used as an example. Then the weighted values are processed with Python programming language by giving the most secure nodes according to needed cybersecurity components. This model can be used to recommend the right network node that can be used to deploy services securely while avoiding potential vulnerabilities and cyber-attacks.

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“…The firewall is not capable to fight viruses, Trojan horses, and ransomware within the system. Hence, there is a requirement for intelligent agents and expert support systems [8][9][10]. The lack of skilled professionals is a major concern for cyber security.…”

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A Review: Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems for Cyber Security Authors

Rushikesh¹

2022

BIJE

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Artificial intelligence (AI) and expert systems are essential and vital tools to counter potentially dangerous threats in cyber security. The protection of data requires skilled cyber security technicians for various types of roles. The essential role of an expert system is to monitor the threats and assist the technician to strengthen security. The system uses various datasets like a machine and deep learning as well as reinforced learning in order to make intelligent decisions. The Internet of things (IoT) is one of the major concerns for cyber security because it is potentially the second most likely vulnerable link in the cyber security environment because an attacker can easily gain access to the system by breaching any IoT device that is connected to the system. Still human is the strongest and potentially the weakest link in the cyber security environment. This review intends to present AI and expert systems for cyber security.

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CyberMaster: An Expert System to Guide the Development of Cybersecurity Curricula

Cited by 5 publications

References 21 publications

Addressing Cybersecurity Challenges in Education

Addressing Cybersecurity Challenges in Education

A Weighting Model of Cybersecurity Parameters Used for Service Placement

A Review: Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems for Cyber Security Authors

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