Can you help me with my paper? Its on Five issues that must be addressed on BLOCKCHAIN/BITCOIN :

1) social/cultural issues, 2) politics, 3) economics, 4) technology/science and, 5) the environment  ATTACHMENT PREVIEW Download attachmentRESOURCE REVIEW BLOCKCHAIN/BITCOINIn your searches for information on your topic, you will identify areas of interest relating tosocial/cultural issues, politics, economics, technology/science, the environment. In next Weeksyou will broaden and deepen your search. You are still in a learning phase, but you should betransitioning to an understanding/writing phase.You will submit the review before due date.Five issues must be addressed: social/culturalissues, politics, economics, technology/science, the environment.Below is a sample of thesocial/cultural section:RESOURCE REVIEW – LEARNING PHASE – SAMPLE REPORTSOCIAL/CULTURAL (Sample of type of report to be submitted)Psychological factors/corporate culture:https://hbr.org/2015/09/cybersecuritys-human-factor-lessons-from-the-pentagonThis article from the Harvard Business Review informed me about a dimension of cybersecuritythat is important and, it appears, often overlooked – the human factor.This is a source I can citein my paper.This is a point I will definitely consider making in my social/cultural section of mypaper – I think the most important point is the one I underlined below in the key quotes I tookfrom the article.It makes me think of home security systems – you can have the best one in theworld but it will do you no good if you forget to arm it on your way out the door.The article is based on U.S. military development of cybersecurity standards and how thosestandards can be applied across the board.“One key lesson of the military’s experience is thatwhile technical upgrades are important, minimizing human error is even more crucial. Mistakesby network administrators and users—failures to patch vulnerabilities in legacy systems,misconfigured settings, violations of standard procedures—open the door to the overwhelmingmajority of successful attacks….The clear lesson here is that people matter as much as, if notmore than, technology. (Technology, in fact, can create a false sense of security.)Cyberdefenders need to create “high-reliability organizations”—by building an exceptional culture ofhigh performance that consistently minimizes risk. “We have to get beyond focusing on just thetech piece here,” Admiral Mike Rogers, who oversees the U.S. Cyber Command, has said. “It’sabout ethos. It’s about culture. [It’s about] how you man, train, and equip your organization, howyou structure it, the operational concepts that you apply.”More on this:https://www.meritalk.com/uploads_user/13000/12427/GBC_DellSoftware_Designed_01.pdfThis is the ultimate source of this report – will check this out to see if it qualifies as “reliable,authoritative”http://www.thebusinesscouncil.org/about/

View the AnswerOpinion/response to cybersecurity measures:http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/02/19/americans-feel-the-tensions-between-privacy-and-security-concerns/This Pew study of public opinion about cybersecurity shows that public opinion aboutgovernment measures related to cybersecurity have changed substantially in the face of recentterrorist attacks.What stood out in the report and what I think I can use in my paper from thisreliable and credible source is this:Events have had a major impact on public attitudes on this issue. Terroristattacks generate increased anxieties. For instance, the San Bernardino and Paris shootings in late 2015 had a strikingimpact. APew Research Center surveyin December found that 56% of Americans were more concerned that thegovernment’s anti-terror policies have not gone far enough to protect the country, compared with 28% who expressedconcern that the policies have gone too far in restricting the average person’s civil liberties. Just two years earlier,amid thefuror over Edward Snowden’s revelationsabout National Security Agency surveillance programs, more said their biggerconcern was that anti-terror programs had gone too far in restricting civil liberties (47%) rather than not far enough inprotecting the country (35%).How popular culture views hackers.How can I leaveWar Gamesout of this paper?Thismovie appears regularly on the top 10 – maybe top 2 – of all hackers’ favorite movies – hackersare classed as “white hats” or “black hats” – the Matthew Broderick character being a definite“white hat.” Not yet sure how to work this into my paper, but I really want to do it.How cyber professionals view literature.Do cybersecurity specialists look to art and literatureto hone their skills?Perhaps, if this website is significant:https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/threat-research/cybercanonThis is a blog, but the author isendorsed by RSA – it was able to have DOD secretary Ash Carter speak at its 2016 conventionhttp://www.eweek.com/security/dod-chief-discusses-encryption-innovation-at-rsa-conference.htmlso I may go with this – because the writer of this blog also addressed an RSAconvention.The purpose of the list:“To identify a list of must-read books for all cybersecurity practitioners– be they from industry, government or academia — where the content is timeless, genuinelyrepresents an aspect of the community that is true and precise, reflects the highest quality and, ifnot read, will leave a hole in the cybersecurity professional’s education that will make thepractitioner incomplete…The Canon candidates include both fiction and nonfiction and, for abook to make it into the Canon, it must accurately depict the history of the cybercrimecommunity, characterize key places or significant milestones in the community, or preciselydescribe technical details that do not exaggerate the craft.”

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