The impacts of new threat perceptions on Turkey’s security policies in the context of cyber security

The aim of this study is to investigate the impact of securitization and risk perception of cyber security policy in Turkey. Social Media and internet have been helpful in meeting new friends and accessing information. Only if it is used consciously can be benefits of the technology. Especially children and young people need to be conscious about internet addiction. Both the government and the private sector increase the use of monitoring and surveillance tools. Technologies such as electronic communication monitoring, electronic identification, esignature, e-government, and camera systems in public space are considered as normal in our daily lives. Human rights violations through the internet have increased with the development of the internet. These violations have a great impact on society. Cyberbullying, child abuse on the internet, unauthorized access, violation of privacy, seizure of bank information, and other cybercrime are human rights violations through the internet. In cases of cyber bullying, teachers, school administrators and families have important duties. Serious legal arrangements are needed to deter cyber bullying and cybercrime. In order to prevent human rights violations committed through the internet, both public and private sectors have important duties. The result of my work: In providing cyber security, everyone has a duty