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Social context of cybersecurity
Abraham, Ondřej ; Froehling, Kenneth (oponent) ; Smutný, Milan (vedoucí práce)
This thesis deals with the social context of cybersecurity. The objective was to describe how different security events or incidents may affect the functioning of society at different levels, like state institutions, businesses, individuals, and legal contexts. The thesis is divided into four parts. The first chapter describes what cybersecurity is, the dimensions of cybersecurity, the five functions of cybersecurity, why cybersecurity is important for us, who is the enemy, and also deals with cybersecurity history. The second chapter focuses on social networks, social norms like emergent and agreed norms, social media marketing, and trends. The third chapter classifies different types of computer threats and attacks and explains hacker‘s motivations and objectives and the impact of cyberthreats. The last chapter describes cybersecurity strategy with the example of the current EU strategy.
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