Review on Major Cyber security Issues in Educational Sector
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https://doi.org/10.26438/ijcse/v9i12.2629Keywords:
Threats, Virtual learning Environmen, Issues, , E-LearningAbstract
The demand for information security in higher education will continue to grow. A lack of risk management has already resulted in catastrophic data breaches, and these incidents are expected to continue. Academics, students, and universities around the world have been subjected to a constant torrent of attacks. This study relies on a review of several educational surveys. As a result of this research, new lines of study will be opened up for higher education security. Various sources have been analysed in this report to provide an overview of cyber security challenges. We categorise our review mostly based on the research questions that we address. In order to gain a foothold in the educational community, it will be beneficial to both corporations and academics.
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