Cybersecurity Pedagogy and Practice Journal
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Education Impact on Trust in Election Technology & Security: Research Proposal
Garry White, Texas State University Ju Long, Texas State University |
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Cybersecurity Apprenticeships: Case-Study of a Four-Year Youth Apprenticeship Program
Paul Wagner, University of Arizona Cathleen Barton, Cathleen Barton Consulting |
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Teaching Case Reshaping Cybersecurity Ethics Education: Evaluating a Posthumanist Pedagogy Using Human/AI Co-Generated Case Studies Ryan Straight, University of Arizona Jonathan Lowery, University of Arizona David Poehlman, University of Arizona Waamene Yowika, University of Arizona |
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A Pivotal Progression of SEC’s Cybersecurity Disclosure Requirements
Yining Chen, Western Kentucky University Divine Lokuku, Western Kentucky University Tong Wu, Western Kentucky University |
ISSN#: 2832-1006
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