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1. cyber security training is an Important factor in the
development of individuals and teams that are prepared
to protect governmental, military, and commercial
institutions from cyberattacks.
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2.  Cybercrime is defined as a crime in which a computer is the
object of the crime (hacking, phishing, spamming) or is used as a
tool to commit an offense (child pornography, hate crimes).
Cybercriminals may use computer technology to access personal
information, business trade secrets, or use the Internet for
exploitive or malicious purposes. Criminals can also use
computers for communication and document or data storage.
Criminals who perform these illegal activities are often referred
to as hackers.

3.  The malicious association with hacking became evident in the
1970s when early computerized phone systems became a target.
 In 1986 the systems administrator at the Lawrence Berkeley National
Laboratory, Clifford Stoll, noted certain irregularities in accounting
data. Inventing the first digital forensic techniques, he determined
that an unauthorized user was hacking into his computer network.
Stoll used what is called a “honey pot tactic,” which lures a hacker
back into a network until enough data can be collected to track the
intrusion to its source
 In 1990, during a project dubbed Operation Sundevil, FBI agents
confiscated 42 computers and over 20,000 floppy disks that were
allegedly being used by criminals for illegal credit card use and
telephone services. This two-year effort involved 150 agents.
Despite the low number of indictments, the operation was seen as a
successful public relations effort by law enforcement officials.

4.  Illegal Access
 Illegal Interception
 System Interference
 Data Interference
 Misuse of Devices
 Fraud

5.  Constantly update passwords and login details
 Check your security settings in social media profile. Be careful what
information you post online. Once it is on the Internet, it is
extremely difficult to remove.
 Protect your Data wisely. Use encryption for your most sensitive files
such as tax returns or financial records, make regular back-ups of
all your important data, and store it in a different location.
 Check SSL (secure socket layer) for encryption and disable remote
connectivity.

6.  Improved security of cyberspace.
 Increase in cyber defense.
 Increase in cyber speed.
 Protecting company data and information.
 Protects systems and computers against virus, worms, Malware and
Spyware etc.
 Protects individual private information.
 Protects networks and resources.

7.  Cyber security is a complex subject whose
understanding requires knowledge and expertise
from multiple disciplines, including but not limited to
computer science and information technology,
psychology, economics, organizational behavior,
political science, engineering, sociology, decision
sciences, international relations, and law. In practice,
although technical measures are an important
element, cyber security is not primarily a technical
matter, although it is easy for policy analysts and
others to get lost in the technical details.
Furthermore, what is known about cyber security is
often compartmented along disciplinary lines,
reducing the insights available from cross-
fertilization.