cyber security

The final project will be 2000 to 2500 words excluding reference list and any appendices. If you are working in a group, the length of your paper needs to be double or triple in length. Groups of two, the project should be 4000 to 5000 words and groups of three, the project should be 6000 and 7500 words. Word count does not include references. The paper should be double-spaced, with one-inch margins on each side. At the top right, put your full name on line 1 (if working in a group, a separate line for each team member's name), then a line with "INFO 5737" and the date. Double-space and type a title for your project and center it. Create a running header for page 2 that will continue throughout the remainder of your paper with your last name(s) and the page number (e.g., Jones, / p. 2). rojects reports should be legible and easy to read. Disorganized or hard to read reports with grammatical or other errors will be deducted points. Submit your project through Canvas by the due date. If you would like assistance with you final project paper the UNT Writing Center (Links to an external site.) is provides various resources and assistance with the development of an academic paper. Your paper should include the following components: (More components may be added, but each addition should relate directly to the assignment. No component should be added arbitrarily.) Introduction Brief Introduction to the cyber-security intervention/innovation topic. Specify your project as a research-oriented project or a practice-oriented project. Origin/Background of the cybersecurity intervention/innovation. Defining the scope of the cybersecurity intervention/innovation. A Concept Map of your final project Constructing a concept map to connect the cybersecurity concepts you learned from the project. The concept map should take up a maximum of one page. Briefly describe what your concept map entails and its components. The Milestones/Processes of the Intervention/Innovation Explaining the Major Processes/Milestones of the development or evolution of the intervention/innovation. Case Studies Discussing whether the intervention/innovation is at the individual-level, organization-level, or system-level. Describing what types of Cybersecurity threats the intervention/innovation seeks to monitor, stop, mitigate, or prevent. Analyzing how the chosen case(s)/example(s)/ product(s)/service(s)/solution(s) work in at least two different contexts (i.e., industries, organizations, or platforms). Adoption of the Innovation and its Adopter (or Implementation of the Intervention and Target Audience) Discussing the adoption/adopters/target audience of the intervention/innovation and how the service/solution providers interact with or reach out to the adopters or target audience to support the adoption/implementation. If applicable, you can also describe any conferences/workshops/webinars/social media channels devoted to disseminating the new information or development. Benefits, Opportunities, Cost, and Risks Discussing the Benefits, Opportunities, Cost, and Risks of the researched topic/intervention/innovation (if applicable). Impacts or Practical Implications Major Findings regarding the effects/impacts before and after the implementation of the intervention/innovation. Emerging/Future Trends Emerging/Future Trend(s) in the topic of the intervention/innovation Project Lessons Learned Project Lessons Learned References/Citations