Bibliographic Details
| Title: |
Critical Analysis of Cybersecurity Awareness Programs in School Education. |
| Authors: |
Srivastava, Atul Kumar, Singh, Ajay Vikram, Som, Subhranil |
| Source: |
Library of Progress-Library Science, Information Technology & Computer; Jul-Dec2024, Vol. 44 Issue 3, p18282-18303, 32p |
| Subject Terms: |
Digital technology, Consciousness raising, Cyberterrorism, School administrators, Internet security |
| Abstract: |
Cybersecurity threats have emerged as a critical concern affecting educational institutions, with schools becoming prime targets for cyberattacks. In response to this growing threat landscape, this paper critically analyses and assesses various cybersecurity awareness programs designed for the school education system. The introduction sets the stage by highlighting the increasing importance of cybersecurity in schools and outlining the objectives of the analysis. Firstly, it examines the array of cybersecurity threats that schools face, underscoring the potentially severe consequences of these threats. The analysis then elaborates on the imperative need for cybersecurity awareness in schools, emphasizing the vulnerabilities inherent in educational institutions and the vital role of education in mitigating these risks. A thorough examination of existing cybersecurity awareness programs in schools follows, offering insights into their objectives, methodologies, and target audiences. Despite their merits, existing programs confront various challenges and limitations, including financial constraints, scalability issues, and adaptability concerns, which are scrutinized in detail. Moreover, the paper addresses the pivotal roles played by teachers and school administrators in promoting cybersecurity awareness, emphasizing their training requirements and responsibilities. The paper also considers the legal and ethical dimensions of cybersecurity education in schools, with a focus on safeguarding student privacy and obtaining consent. Anticipating the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the paper concludes with a forward-looking perspective, offering predictions about future trends in cybersecurity and providing actionable recommendations for enhancing cybersecurity awareness programs in schools. In summary, this critical analysis offers valuable insights into the complex world of cybersecurity education in schools, emphasizing the need for proactive measures to safeguard educational institutions and their stakeholders in an increasingly digital world. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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| Database: |
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