This course delves into the intersection of cybersecurity and economic inequality, focusing on efforts to bridge the gap in cybersecurity access and protection among different socioeconomic groups. Participants will explore the challenges faced by marginalized communities in accessing cybersecurity resources and the economic impacts of cyber threats on these populations.

Through a series of modules, participants will examine topics such as the socioeconomic factors influencing cybersecurity education, the economic consequences of cyber incidents on marginalized communities, and strategies for promoting economic equality in cybersecurity workforce development and community programs. Additionally, the course covers government policies, legal considerations, and collaborative industry efforts aimed at reducing economic disparities in cybersecurity.

Who This Course Is For:

This course is designed for cybersecurity professionals, policymakers, community leaders, educators, and advocates interested in understanding and addressing economic disparities in cybersecurity protection. It is suitable for individuals working in cybersecurity policy development, community outreach, diversity and inclusion initiatives, and social impact projects. Whether you are involved in cybersecurity advocacy, policymaking, or community engagement, this course provides valuable insights into promoting economic equality in cybersecurity and protecting vulnerable populations from cyber threats.