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Walter Tay
4 min read·September 27, 2024

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To write an effective Results section for a research paper based on a survey about cybersecurity awareness and preparedness, follow these structured guidelines:

Structure of the Results Section

  1. Introduction to the Results

    • Briefly restate the research objectives or questions.
    • Provide an overview of what the results section will cover.
  2. Demographic Information

    • Present demographic data clearly, using tables or charts as needed.
  3. Awareness of Cybersecurity Threats

    • Summarize responses regarding familiarity with cybersecurity and types of threats known.
    • Use visual aids (like pie charts or bar graphs) to illustrate key findings.
  4. Personal Experience and Preparedness

    • Report on personal experiences with cybersecurity incidents and perceived preparedness.
    • Include statistical data and highlight significant trends.
  5. Organizational Preparedness

    • Present findings related to organizational policies and perceptions of effectiveness.
    • Use tables or charts to summarize responses.
  6. Conclusion of the Results Section

    • Summarize the key findings without interpretation, setting the stage for discussion.

Example of a Results Section

Introduction to the Results

This section presents the findings from the survey conducted to assess public awareness and preparedness against cybersecurity threats in Malaysia. The results are organized into demographic information, awareness levels, personal experiences, and organizational preparedness.

Demographic Information

A total of 200 respondents participated in the survey. The demographic breakdown is as follows:

Age GroupPercentage (%)
Under 1810
18-2425
25-3430
35-4420
45-5410
55 and above5

Gender Distribution:

  • Male: 55%
  • Female: 40%
  • Other: 5%

Awareness of Cybersecurity Threats

Respondents were asked about their familiarity with cybersecurity:

  • Familiarity with Cybersecurity:
    • Very familiar: 35%
    • Somewhat familiar: 50%
    • Not familiar: 15%

Types of Cybersecurity Threats Known: Respondents identified various threats they were aware of:

  • Phishing: 60%
  • Ransomware: 45%
  • Identity theft: 30%
  • Malware: 50%
  • IoT-based attacks: 20%

Personal Experience and Preparedness

Regarding personal experiences with cybersecurity incidents:

  • Experience with Cybersecurity Incidents:
    • Yes: 40% (specific incidents noted by respondents included phishing attempts and identity theft)
    • No: 60%

On perceived preparedness against potential threats:

  • Preparedness Level:
Preparedness LevelPercentage (%)
Not prepared20
Slightly prepared30
Moderately prepared25
Very prepared15
Extremely prepared10

Organizational Preparedness

Among those employed, responses regarding organizational policies were as follows:

  • Does your organization have a cybersecurity policy?
    • Yes: 55%
    • No: 45%

On the effectiveness of these policies:

  • Effectiveness Rating:
Effectiveness LevelPercentage (%)
Not effective10
Slightly effective20
Moderately effective30
Very effective25
Extremely effective15

Conclusion of the Results Section

The survey results indicate a moderate level of awareness regarding cybersecurity threats among respondents, with a significant portion expressing concerns about their preparedness. While many organizations have policies in place, perceptions of their effectiveness vary widely.


This structure provides a clear, organized presentation of your findings, making it easy for readers to understand the data collected from your survey without interpretation or bias.

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