Cybersecurity for everyone - demystifying cybercrime

by Amanda-Jane Turner

Cybercrime is big business. As the use of technology increases, so does the opportunity for crime. There is no solely technical solution to stopping cybercrime, which is why it is important for all users of technology, regardless of age, race, education or job, to understand how to keep themselves safer online. To help all users of technology gain a better understanding of some cybersecurity basics, this book presents easy to understand information, with the added, and possibly dubious, bonus of entertainment in the form of limericks and cartoons. Stay informed and stay safe.

44 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2020

About the author

Favourite quote - “The people who are trying to make this world worse aren’t taking a day off. How can I? light up the darkness” - Bob Marley
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Amanda-Jane Turner is a cybercrime specialist with an interest in the mechanisms and mitigation of cybercrime. She is a firm believer that diversity in all its forms should be encouraged to promote innovation and find solutions to challenges facing the world. She has won multiple InfoSec industry awards, and in 2019 she was in the first cohort to be named a Fellow of the Australian Information Security Association (AISA). Amanda-Jane is an Adjunct lecturer in Criminology for the University of Queensland, presents on cybercrime at cyber security conferences, writes books on the subject, and is the founder of Demystify Cyber to help people stay safer from cybercrime.

She writes about cybercrime and security, tweets as @empressbat and @demystifycyber, plays MMORPG and her drink of choice is coffee.