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PUBLICATIONS

Guest Editors’ Introduction: Cybersecurity or Privacy

Published

Author(s)

Irena V. Bojanova, Jeffrey M. Voas

Abstract

Cybersecurity is a major concern. Governments’, industry, and even hospitals’ IT infrastructure is being penetrated with increasing frequency and sophistication. The growth of mobile and IoT devices and amateur software only add to that. But, privacy is also a major concern. If at all, to what extend should we give up on freedom of being observed in order to feel protected?
Citation
IEEE IT Professional
Pub Type
Journals

Keywords

Cybersecurity, Privacy
Cybersecurity and privacy

Citation

Bojanova, I. and Voas, J. (2016), Guest Editors’ Introduction: Cybersecurity or Privacy, IEEE IT Professional (Accessed October 7, 2025)

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Created September 1, 2016, Updated February 19, 2017
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