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legendary_zell posted...

What you have in terms of questions are enough to write hundreds of pages about. I'd say to pick one or two of those questions that complement each other, maybe the costs of inadequate security and then what the government and companies should do to prevent that damage.

Then if you have someone to talk to in person, just talk to them about those questions, see what they have questions about, see what you say, and then write that. You'd say a lot over the course of that conversation, all you have to do is just cover those things systematically in a word document. The key that unlocked my writing was to think in that quasi-conversational writing and then write would I would say in a more formal tone and with sources. That's academic writing in a nutshell.

I appreciate the response.

Like I said, I have a lot of general ideas of where I want to go with the paper, but I'm not very good at narrowing those down into a solid, concise position.