Publications by authors named "Benjamin James Knox"
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- Cybersecurity is a multidisciplinary field requiring not only technical skills but also unique perspectives on technology, influenced by both genetic traits and environmental factors.
- The paper discusses how human behavior, particularly in high-stress environments like cybersecurity, can be analyzed through genetic information, emphasizing the need for ethical methodologies.
- It introduces the idea of using biostatistical tools like polygenic scores to create risk profiles, highlighting the potential for combining behavior genetics and cybersecurity in innovative ways.
Reliance upon data networks to conduct military operations presents new challenges to the competence profiles of military personnel. Specifically the increased demand for the new category of military cyber personnel is a direct consequence of the utility of the cyber domain in contemporary military operations, both to support leadership processes and as a domain of operations on its own. The conflation of the cyber and physical domains empowers cyber operators to influence events beyond their immediate physical environment.
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