Cybersecurity as the protection of cyberspace

Humans in the 21st century engage in technology mediated communication much of our lives. It has become a dimension of human existence, and since the COVID-19 pandemic is found increasingly in work, study, and leisure. If we search for a meaning in this communication message, we may describe the totality of this communication technology as cyberspace. Cyberspace is a combination of mass media and technology in a new form. Complete with its own practices, behaviors, and manifestos, functioning cyberspace can be considered a global basis of human existence in the same way as unpolluted air or the absence of a pandemic. While cyberspace is resistant to totalizing control, it is nevertheless fragile, and requires protection if humans are to achieve its benefits. Cybersecurity can be considered simply the protection of immediate, practical and ongoing technology elements. Yet to protect any part of cyberspace, it is necessary to protect all of cyberspace.