I totally agree with the fact that there needs to be more put in place in order to stop cyberterrorism. I'm not surprised that cyber attacks are number two on the list because of how frequent they have become, especially hacking. I think that there should also be a proactive drive to stop cyber attacks through social media sites as well. You are right that we do spend a lot of time dealing with technology, but should cyber attacks be allowed because of it? Will more security mean more censorship and blocks, or will it actually crack down on the people who abuse technology?
Comment for Larshay:
I agree the hashtags can make a difference and bring awareness to what's going on around the world. However, what I worry about is everything turning in to a hashtag and no work is getting done. Yes, awareness is great. Having hashtags are great. But do they actually make a difference when it's on a larger scale? If people are only using hashtags and not taking a stance, nothing in the world changes. It would be kind of cool if every use of a hashtag meant signing a petition for something, or had more impact. But if more work was put in to actually doing something versus creating a new hashtag, more things would change.
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