THE CYBERSECURITY PARADOX: BALANCING PROTECTION AND PRIVACY IN A CONNECTED WORLD

Authors

  • Jay S. There Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Technology, Shri Sai, College Chandrapur, India
  • Prof. A.B. Deharkar Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Technology, Shri Sai, College Chandrapur, India
  • Prof. P. T. Tandekar Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Technology, Shri Sai, College Chandrapur, India

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59367/1gxkha37

Keywords:

cyber security, cyber attacks, artificial intelligence, data analytics

Abstract

In an era of unprecedented digital connectivity and dependence, the significance of cyber security cannot be overstated. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the protection of sensitive data and critical infrastructure remains a paramount concern. This research paper delves into the heart of the cyber security paradox, a critical challenge faced by individuals, organizations, and nations alike: how to effectively secure digital assets and networks while preserving the fundamental right to privacy.

The paper begins by exploring the rapidly evolving landscape of cyber threats, ranging from sophisticated nation-state attacks to insidious cybercriminal activities. It delves into the vulnerabilities that emerge as our lives and data become more intertwined with digital technology. It is against this backdrop that the paper investigates the delicate balance between security and privacy.

A comprehensive analysis of contemporary cyber security strategies, tools, and best practices is presented, highlighting their effectiveness in addressing a multitude of threats. This research also delves into the legal and ethical considerations surrounding data protection and individual privacy, particularly in the face of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and data analytics.

The heart of this research lies in the proposal of innovative solutions to reconcile the cyber security paradox. By blending cutting-edge technologies, sound policies, and proactive education, we aim to establish a harmonious coexistence between robust protection and personal privacy. This work not only highlights the critical importance of cyber security but also underscores the essential role it plays in preserving the freedoms and rights of individuals and societies in an increasingly connected world.

Through a multidisciplinary approach, drawing upon the fields of computer science, law, and ethics, this research paper provides valuable insights and actionable recommendations for policymakers, cyber security professionals, and individuals who seek to navigate the complex interplay between protection and privacy in the digital age.

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Published

2024-03-11

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How to Cite

THE CYBERSECURITY PARADOX: BALANCING PROTECTION AND PRIVACY IN A CONNECTED WORLD. (2024). International Journal of Futuristic Innovation in Arts, Humanities and Management (IJFIAHM), 3(1), 258-265. https://doi.org/10.59367/1gxkha37

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