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Featured Article:
Cyber Crime –
Paying the Price of Technology
Computer networking becomes an ever-increasing part of our
existence, and we pay for such advancements.
There is an age-old saying that everything in life comes with a
price tag. Take the example of telecommunications, which has taken
giant leaps recently. Computers and the internet have become
accessible to the majority of people worldwide and have become an
integral part of how we live, communicate and do business. The
advancement of information technology has increased connectivity,
information dissemination and accessibility, work efficiency and
productivity, and it has also brought with it the menacing
side-effect of superior technology – cyber crime.
The most alarming part of all cyber crime is that it can engulf
the whole world in a matter of seconds. The proficiency with which
hackers are committing these impossible-to-catch cyber crimes has
left the world of information technology users in a stunned and
shocked state. The threat it poses is massive as is its expanse
and coverage. Defense, finance, aviation, space technology and
many more vital pockets of the governments of nearly all countries
of the world are almost at the mercy of these hackers whose
activities go unabated for one simple reason: there are not enough
laws to punish such crimes or criminals who commit them. This
tremendous gap in the legal administration has left most business
operations almost at the mercy of these unscrupulous hackers.
Businesses are now as vulnerable as never before, all because of
cyber crime.
Perhaps the only way one can safeguard one’s business against
cyber crime is preventive precaution such as firewalls and spyware
tools. While this seems to be the only way available right now,
unfortunately it is not yet fool-proof. Hackers can easily break
through any network security system, which makes information
stored vulnerable. When this information is of national or
international significance, the government agency is nearly held
at ransom if the information is leaked.
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