Emerging Threats and Future of Cybersecurity
Students research and discuss emerging cybersecurity threats, such as quantum computing attacks and AI-powered malware.
Key Questions
- Predict how quantum computing could impact current cryptographic standards.
- Analyze the challenges of defending against AI-powered cyberattacks.
- Hypothesize future trends in cybersecurity and propose proactive defense strategies.
Common Core State Standards
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