Its a simple but effective ppt

1. E-Security
By Arpit and Manish
BCA final year

2. Introduction
Common term for e-security is
Cyber security
Cyber security is process of
protecting computers, networks,
programs and data from
unauthorized access or attacks.

3. What is going to be seen
• Need for cybersecurity
• Cyber crimes
• Cyber law
• How to help protect yourself
• Benefit of Cyber security

4. Why do we need it
Protect us from
• Identity theft
• Data breach
• Worms and viruses
• Cyber attacks or crimes

5. What is cyber crime?
Cybercrime is criminal activity
done using computers and the
Internet. This includes anything
from downloading illegal music,
files to stealing millions of dollars
from online bank accounts.

6. Categories of cyber crime
Crimes that target
network or device
•Viruses
•Malware
•DoS Attacks
Crimes that uses
devices
•Phishing Emails
•Cyber Stalking
•Identity Theft

7. Types of cybersecurity threats
• Ransomware is a type of malware that involves an attacker
locking the victim's computer system files -- typically
through encryption -- and demanding a payment to decrypt
and unlock them.
• Malware is any file or program used to harm a computer
user, such as worms, computer viruses, and spyware.
• Trojan horse is a software that hide itself under useful
software
• Phishing is a form of fraud where fraudulent emails are sent
that resemble emails from reputable sources; however, the
intention of these emails is to steal sensitive data, such as
credit card or login information.

8. Cyber Law
Cyber law is a law
regarding information-
technology including
computers and internet.
It is also called IT LAW.
Area of cyber law
• Fraud
• Copyright
• Defamation
• Freedom of Speech

9. How to help protect yourself

10. Benefits of cybersecurity
• Business protection against malware, ransomware, phishing and
social engineering.
• Protection for data and networks.
• Prevention of unauthorized users.
• Improves recovery time after a breach.
• Protection for end-users.
• Improved confidence in the product for both developers and
customers.

11. Conclusion
The only system which is truly secure is one which is switched off
and unplugged.