Cybercrime Case Study During the semester, you will select one cybercrime case or event (does not have to be a court case) related to the class. Your case must be within the past 5 years. You must use reputable sources. (Hint: BLOGS/WIKIS are NOT reputable sources. News articles from reputable media outlets and court documents are ok to use.) • • Do not choose an event or case that has been discussed in class or covered in class material. Do not choose the Colonial Pipeline attack You will write a minimum of two pages, 1 page for each section. This DOES NOT include the heading! Anything less than one page of text, in each section, single-spaced, will be graded accordingly. If your assignment is not formatted correctly, you will lose points! Your paper should include a summary and analysis. It should reflect thorough research on the case. You should have AT LEAST 3-5 reputable sources cited in your paper. Summary: • At least 1 page • In your own words! • Include in-text citations (APA format) as needed • You should not include quotes in a short paper – use your own words! • Remember, anything that is not your original idea MUST BE CITED. This will likely be EVERY sentence in your summary. Analysis: • At least 1 page • Analyze the case • Explain the relevance of the case to cybersecurity/computer forensics field • You should not include quotes in a short paper Formatting: • Include a cover page with the following statement: o • • • • • • By submitting this assignment, I certify I have abided by all requirements of the GMU honor code. I certify that this is entirely my own work, no unauthorized sources have been used, and all sources used have been properly cited. Single spaced 12 point font Calibri or Arial 1-inch margins Citations in APA format – both in-text and works cited The summary and analysis sections should be clearly labeled Review the grading rubric prior to submission! Check your SafeAssign report and re-submit if needed. Any paper submitted that is not properly cited or plagiarized will be submitted to the Office of Academic Integrity. This includes failure to properly and completely cite your paper (i.e. no in-text citations, missing in-text citations where needed, no full APA citation, missing “ ” on quotes, etc.) Please review the resources in the Handouts folder on Blackboard. Papers must be submitted on Blackboard before the due date. Late papers will not be accepted for ANY reason (including Blackboard malfunctions).