Cybercrime law and prevention

Review the rubric to make sure you understand the criteria for earning your grade. Read/Review: Cybercrime and Digital Forensics: An Introduction Chapter 4, Malware and Automated Computer Attacks Chapter 5, Digital Piracy and Intellectual Property Theft Chapter 6, Online Fraud Chapter 12: Illicit Market Operations Online Video: The Most Dangerous Town on the Internet: Where Cybercrime Goes to Hide(new tab) Video: How Cyberwarfare Actually Works(new tab) Article: Data Leak Exposes Tens of Millions of Private Records From Corporations and Government Agencies(new tab) Article: 166 Cybersecurity Statistics and Trends(new tab) Compose a minimum 900-word paper that addresses the following: Identify at least one federal law that aims to protect U.S. citizens from cybercrime. Analyze how such law protects U.S. citizens from cybercrime. Identify at least one case in which your chosen law was used in the prosecution of cybercrime. Propose a new federal law to prevent cybercrimes. Elaborate on how your proposed law would accomplish this. What barriers might impair the successful implementation of the law and/or the prosecution of criminals it targets? Identify agencies, policies, and governmental entities that will be affected by your law. Use at least two credible sources other than the textbook to support your writing. Websites ending in .gov or .edu are trusted and reliable; Wikipedia is not. You may also review the OCLS Evaluating Sources page(new tab) to see the criteria for credible Internet research websites. Format your paper in APA format. Review the requirements for APA formatting on the IWU Resources(new tab) page. When you have completed your assignment, save a copy for yourself, and submit a copy to your instructor using the link below or the Activities button by the end of the workshop.