Digital Identity in the Age of Cybersecurity: Challenges and Solutions

Authors

  • Mr. Nikhil Ghadge

Keywords:

neuroscience, cybersecurity, Cognitive Security, Threat Detection, Human-Centric Vulnerabilities, Resilient Cybersecurity Frameworks

Abstract

Digital identity encompasses a mix of personal traits, data, and activities online. It's not just basic info like name and age but also includes all the stuff you do and leave behind online. Think of it like your online fingerprint. Just like how we have layers to our real-world identity, our digital one is just as layered(Clooney et al., 1995). It's not just about who we are but also about how we're seen and understood by others online. Films like Jia's explore this idea, showing how our online identities can be shaped, portrayed, and even disrupted through storytelling(MENKUS et al., 2018). So, basically, digital identity is this complex thing that both mirrors and shapes how we see ourselves and others in the online world.

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Published

2024-06-21

Issue

Vol. 24 No. 1 (2024): LJRCST Volume 24 Issue 1

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Digital Identity in the Age of Cybersecurity: Challenges and Solutions. (2024). London Journal of Research In Computer Science and Technology, 24(1), 1-10. https://journalspress.uk/index.php/LJRCST/article/view/1444