Digital Security & Password Protectors
Digital security involves the use of software and other
applications to protect oneself across the internet (GPB Education, 2021).
Digital crimes are committed on the daily. This involves hacking into peoples accounts
and using their information to their benefit. It is important for students to
recognize the severity of these crimes and to also protect themselves.
First it is important to recognize the process attackers use
to acquire personal digital information. Attackers access personal information
and sell it to an illegitimate source who then publishes it (Higuero et al.,
2009). Password protectors are important to keep personal information secure. This
can be personal password protectors or an institutional digital security system.
Alexa
We all know a digital friend in our home or one our phones.
Siri, Alexa, and OK Google can be used to filter negativity and false
information. Guided artificial intelligence such as Alexa provide a safe space
for everyone to express themselves. The filter can eliminate false information
or hostile content (The Christian Science Monitor, 2017). In the future, these
technologies can be used to filter student content and discussions. Students
will need to learn how to communicate and express themselves in a professional
manner while recognizing proper digital etiquette.
Overall, it is important to emphasize the importance of digital citizenship, ethics, and netiquette. The world of technology will forever be evolving. It is not going to go aware and students need to learn how to utilize digital technologies.
GPB Education (2021, July 30). Digital CitizenshipLinks to
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Higuero, M., Unzilla, J., Saiz, P., Jacob, E., Aguado, M.,
& Goirizelaia, I. (2009). A practical tool for analysis of security in
systems for distribution of digital contents based on ‘attack trees.’ 2009 IEEE
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Tools to reshape digital etiquette. (2017, April 2). The
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