Option 2: Write a yardstick report to your instructor and peers suggesting how users can protect themselves from cybercrime on social networking sites. Choose a specific site (e.g., Facebook, Indeed, Tic Toc etc.) and research specific examples (fraud, identity theft, scams, etc.). Using primary and secondary sources (your own observations and experiences as well as expert advice), identify three possible solutions. Establish specific criteria by which to measure the solutions. Evaluate each solution based on your criteria. Conclude your report by identifying the best way users can protect themselves. This is a recommendation from the current findings, medical and science conclusions are not to debated on validity or effectiveness but referred to the recommended practices based on your research. Structure your yardstick report as follows: 1. Introduction Open with the purpose for the report and explain how the report is organized 2. Problem statement. Describe the background, problem, or need, 3. Solutions and alternatives. Explain possible solutions and alternatives. 4. Established criteria. Establish criteria for comparing the alternatives, explain how the criteria were selected or developed 5 Compare alternatives. Discuss and evaluate each alternative in terms of the criteria Use a table for comparison 6. Conclusions and recommendations. Draw conclusions and make recommendations 7. References. Include the sources you used in a references section at the end of the report Refer to the slide deck for Yardstick Reports (below) and the Sample Yardstick Report (below) for guidance