Annotated bibliography gen study

These sources provide a comprehensive overview of careers in cybersecurity including

aspects such as job roles, skill requirements, labor market dynamics, and emerging trends within
the field. They offer valuable insight for pursuing a career in cybersecurity or advancing within
the field. I have chosen to include a couple of sources not related to jobs in the field but more of
history and current issues happening in the space as AI is a pressing issue that will shape cyber
security in the years to come.

Caravelli, J., & Jones, N. (2019). Cyber security: threats and responses for government and
business. Praeger, an Imprint of ABC-CLIO, LLC.
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AN=2014189
Caravelli and JKones offer a comprehensive overview of cyber threats and
responses for both government and business sectors. The book covers a range of
topics including cyber attacks, risk management strategies, regulatory
frameworks, and international cooperation efforts. It also provides insights into
the complex cybersecurity landscape and the challenges faced by organizations in
mitigating cyber threats.
Dalziel, H. (2014). Introduction to US cybersecurity careers. Elsevier.
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AN=924924
In this source, Dalziel provides a comprehensive introduction to cybersecurity
careers in the US. The book covers some aspects including job roles, education
pathways, industry certifications, and trends in the cybersecurity job market. The
source serves as a valuable resource for individuals considering careers in
cybersecurity or adjacent fields.
Hulick, K. (2019). Cybersecurity careers. ReferencePoint Press, Inc.
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N=1849580
Hulick explores the diverse range of careers available in the cybersecurity field.
The book provides first-hand insight into job responsibilities, skill requirements,
and career pathways by using case studies and interviews with cybersecurity
professionals. It serves as a valuable resource for individuals interested in
pursuing cybersecurity careers.
Kuzmiakova, A. (2020). Professionals and Careers in Computer Science and Technology. Arcler
Press. https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?
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 This resource provides insight into various careers in technology and computer
science. It covers different topics including job roles, skill requirements, career
paths, and the ever-changing industry. Kuzmiakova offers guidance for people
seeking to enter or advance in the field of tech.
Libicki, M. C., Senty, D., Pollak, J., & Rand Corporation National Security Research Division.
(2014). H4cker5 wanted: an examination of the cybersecurity labor market. RAND
Corporation. http://bibpurl.oclc.org/web/76670
This report from the Rand Corporation delves into the cybersecurity labor market.
It examines factors including supply and demand dynamics, skill shortages, and
workforce development challenges. It offers insight into the evolving nature of the
careers in cybersecurity and the implications for job seekers, employers, and
policymakers.
R. Masakowski, Y. (2020). Artificial Intelligence and Global Security Future Trends, Threats and
Considerations. Emerald Publishing Limited.
http://public.eblib.com/choice/PublicFullRecord.aspx?p=6252596
The book explores the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and global
security, emerging threats, ethical considerations, and examining future trends.
Masakowski discusses the potential impact of AI on cybersecurity and national
security, but also the implications for policy and governance. The source offers
valuable insight into the evolving landscape of global security in the coming age
of AI.
Stewart, A. (2021). A vulnerable system the history of information security in the computer age.
Cornell University Press. https://www.degruyter.com/isbn/9781501759048
This source provides a historical perspective on information security in the
computer age while also tracking the evolution of cybersecurity threats and
defenses. The book explores key milestones, vulnerabilities, and shifts in
cybersecurity over the year. It offers valuable insight into the challenges of
securing information systems and the ongoing effects of protecting against cyber
threats.
United States Federal Aviation Administration Committee on Cybersecurity Workforce. (2021).
Looking Ahead at the Cybersecurity Workforce at the Federal Aviation Administration.
National Academies Press. https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?
direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk& AN=3077690
This source is focused specifically on the cyber security workforce within the
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and this report offers an in-depth analysis
of future and current state projections of cyber security careers in the aviation
sector. It also discusses strategies, key challenges, and skill gaps for building
robust cybersecurity workforces to safeguard critical aviation infrastructure. \