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OCU C)ISSO C Discussion Lesson 11

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    • #93552
      Manny Varela
      Keymaster

      There are many CyberSecurity issues.  Of the top 15, choose 3 to explain in detail.  In these explanations, discuss how these are important to a security officer and company.

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      Ashly Jackson
      Participant

      Cybersecurity threats continue to grow, affecting businesses and individuals alike. Three critical issues include phishing attacks, malware infections, and data breaches.

      Phishing attacks use deceptive emails or messages to trick users into revealing sensitive information. For security officers, it’s crucial to train employees on how to identify phishing attempts, as falling victim to them can lead to compromised accounts and data theft, damaging the company’s reputation.

      Malware infections, including viruses, worms, and ransomware, pose serious risks to systems and data. Security officers must implement robust antivirus solutions and regularly update software to reduce the chances of malware infiltrating the network. This protects valuable company data and ensures business continuity.

      Lastly, data breaches expose sensitive information to unauthorized individuals. For both security officers and the company, preventing breaches through encryption, access controls, and incident response plans is essential. Breaches can lead to financial loss, legal consequences, and loss of customer trust.

      By addressing these three issues effectively, security officers help maintain the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of company resources.

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        Amy Hastings
        Participant

        I liked the three that you have included and enjoyed reading you discussion over each one. I really think everything you have here is a great way to let someone learn how important it is to know these.

    • #106321
      Amy Hastings
      Participant

      The three Cybersecurity issues that I choose are Ransomware, malware, and insider threats. Ransomware is a type of malware that does not allow you to have access to your device or any of the information that is on it. This is also caused by different things like the malicious websites and phishing emails. The purpose of ransomware is to hold your data hostage pretty much. Ransomware is important to a security officer to know of because it puts a huge threat towards the organization, they must be able to understand this so that they can prevent it from happening to their best ability.

      Malware is the second one and it is a software that is made to harm or damage computers and servers as well as the client without them ever knowing. Malware is a major problem because it can lead to vulnerabilities within the computers. This is also used to steal data from organizations. A security officer should be aware of this because it is super important to know as a security officer, this can have huge impacts on the company as it can cause system failure if it’s not found in time.

      Insider threats are last, and this is another type of cyber-attack, and this happens when a person with unauthorized access causes harm to the organization. This is also a risk that is inside the organization and not an external source. Insider threats are important for a security officer to understand as well because they can cause huge risks the organizations assets and information. These types of attacks are also one of the harder ones to detect so usually they have to go on a breach if not found in time to stop them.

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