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Article: Issues Organizations face Regarding the Protection of Customer Information. Nowadays, Organizations’ are faced with the challenge of protecting their customer’s information. Terrorist attacks, floods, fires and other disasters are among the problems that firms face regarding data protection (Pereira & Santos, 2014). These tragedies can damage information processing facilities and crucial documents of the clients. Loss of the organization’s information and theft can also result in negative impacts on customer confidence, the profitability of the company and business reputation (So, 2011). For example, a security breach that leads to the leakage of user’s credit card information can have an adverse impact on the card payment as a result of cancellation and re-processing of compromised cards. The above procedure is costly. The identity theft is becoming one of the highest information crimes including loss of consumer’s data by the institution managing it. Cyber-attack is another common issue that organizations are struggling to control for the confidentiality of the customers’ information (Pereira & Santos, 2014). Some attacks like phishing are conducted with the aim of stealing personal data. Regardless of whether the thief intending to attack the organization is an insider or an outsider, the fact remains that the secrets and vital information are at risk; this includes the customer’s valuable data. Businesses are also experiencing the problem of system breakdown that leads to the loss of the client’s information (Pereira & Santos, 2014). Although the rates of these security issues are currently escalating, the corporations need to take accurate measures to ensure that its Information Technology infrastructure is secure in a way that it can protect the customers’ data. .
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Cybersecurity in Financial Sector
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On a bigger degree, Cybersecurity is a developing and learning field that is utilized in Cybersecurity and Infrastructure and different organizations to shield significant specialized data from fear monger assaults, for example, hacking. Its primary unit of examination is the administration where relieving is the stage being polished. This principle point is basic to the Homeland Security and Emergency Management's (HSEM) discipline. As of now, there is an issue of how does Cybersecurity adequately change the danger of psychological militant assaults, wherein there are sure and negative credits to its methods for assurance. Innovation, organize security, basic frameworks including PC frameworks, and so forth is the thing that makes up Cybersecurity.
In spite of the fact that there might be a comprehension of what fear based oppression is, there has not yet been an unequivocal meaning of psychological oppression. As per Wilson, a few definitions for digital fear mongering can result from the assailants expectation while others centers on the impacts of the assault itself (Wilson, 2007). A few assaults can bring about mischief causing the death toll or harm while different assaults may bring about troublesome PCs and dread equivalents to fear based oppression. There should be a control on the yield of what dread is truly delegated with regards to an assault. When an infection occurs on a PC, is the proprietor of that PC apprehensive? On the off chance that the proprietor is apprehensive does it add up to a similar sort of dread starting at an aggressor from an alternate nation causing the infection? This can be alluded to what was the reason for that infection in any case.
When managing Cybersecurity and fear based oppression, there should be a decent measure of assaults occurring on the double or sequentially to cause dread inside the organization or nation. Digital fear mongers are seen assaulting different organizations consecutive for an extensive stretch in result accomplishing their objectives or if nothing else making consideration them (Lewis, 2002). In the event that the fear based oppressor neglects to increase any profit by their assault on a lot of PC frameworks, at that point it would n.
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Introduction
Over the past years, there have been increasing cases of information security threats. As the information technology professionals stay up to date with the latest technologies, they navigate through complicated playing field. There has been a newly introduced terminology that has brought a lot of confusion in the area of technology. This paper focuses on the background of information security. It also looks at the information technology threats as well as the importance of planning policies to mitigate these risks.
History of Information Security
The computers were initially created to facilitate the swift exchange of information from one person to another (Jouini, 2014). The initial information technology infrastructure was created around the mainframe computers while others were established around the personal computers. At first, it seemed impossible to advance these computers to the present generation computers and information technology gadgets. However, as information technology revolutionize, new avenues are opening for the possibility of crimes. Cyber criminals take advantage of these opportunities to steal the passwords of the computers and get access to the private information as well as make devastating effects on computers and networks.
The nature of the use of computers has changed over the years. Various networks have been developed to enable the sharing and circulation of information and data. Regulating the access to these possessions is problematic as one need to stabilize the need for access to free information with the value of the content of the data he or she receives (Layton, 2016). Most of the information today is very sensitive while others are not. The information technology has today progressed over just the usernames and passwords. The field today encompasses digital strategies, the process of biometric identification and integrated security strategies.
The Need for Security
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Discussion 1: Importance of Technology Security Education
Today the world is being changed by the tremendous technological and innovative changes that are being made a day in day out. Organizations, societies, humanity, and governments have all embraced these new technologies to incorporate efficient, effective and transparent ways of doing things (Bajgoric, 2015). In the same vein, people have to learn how to use these new technologies with great care since it comes along with its demerits.
The following are the importance of why people ought to be educated and trained in adopting better technological security measures and frameworks in organizations (Judges and Lee, 2018). First intense training and education about cybersecurity will ensure that risks and loopholes associated with end-users in the systems are significantly reduced or minimized. The training will significantly help people to adopt the safest methods to use the technology around the organization without exposing it to any danger.
Secondly, the training and education about technological security usually help people in the organization to be IT experts hence can help the organization in coming up with better systems. The practice also allows individuals in the organization to modify systems and come up with better ways of doing things in the organization.
Organizations need to invest heavily in these training and education on how to implement better ways of handling technology in the organization. This will help the organization in handling cases of hacking, cyber-crimes, data, among other things. When the employees are appropriately trained, then the organization can be confident that its systems are safe from any external attacks.
It is of paramount importance for organizations to have a proper way of handling their technologies and essential software to avoid hacking cases (Judges and Lee, 2018). An organization should provide a robust framework and security measures to be used to prevent small mistakes being made that can cost the organization. These little mistakes include employees sharing information concerning the organization’s IT infrastructure, sharing their passwords with other people or even leaving their computers without logging out. These mistakes expose the organization to hackers and other cybercriminals that can hack into the organization.
Today almost all organizations are digitalized and use these modern ways of doing activities and transactions (Bajgoric, 2015). It is, therefore, imperative for an organization to invest in training their employees about the importance of ITB security. Thorough training and regular training can help improve the level of understanding among the employees too. The organization ought to have proper methods of ensuring that this happens since if the employees do not comply, then it means that the organization will have a weakness.
If the employees are not willing to comply with the rules firing them is not a solution. Instead, ...
How to secure information systemsSolutionAnswerInformation.pdf
How to secure information systems?
Solution
Answer:
Information security:
Information security, sometimes shortened to InfoSec, is the practice of halting unauthorized
access, use, revelation, disordering, modification, investigation, recording or destruction of
information. It is a general term that can be used regardless of the form the data may take (e.g.
electronic, physical).
Since the advent of the internet and increased expansion of computer based technology in
today\'s corporations, information security breaches have increased at an alarming rate. While
businesses take a more cautious approach to how they handle IT security threats, these are
becoming increasingly complex and sophisticated. Denial-of-service attacks, software tampering
(e.g. Trojan horses and computer viruses) and social engineering techniques (e.g. phishing) are
some examples becoming prevalent. While we often times hear of the more widely publicized
embezzlement, money laundering, burglary and bribery statistics, data has shown that companies
have seen greater losses from losses attributed to information security breaches.
One of the most effective ways to prevent criminals from accessing and compromising
confidential company information is to implement an effective information security plan and
properly train firm employees accessing the system. Additionally, companies should implement
a dynamic and independent third party auditor to frequently test the adequacy of their security
system. Lastly, key responsibilities within the information security chain should be segregated
and rotated frequently. If companies follow these three basic tenets, they will be one step closer
to the effective security of their information.
Threats to Information Systems:
Information security threats come in many different forms. Some of the most common threats
today are software attacks, theft of intellectual property, identity theft, theft of equipment or
information, sabotage, and information infiltration Some of the most prevalent types of data
infiltration include input manipulation, program manipulation, data input manipulation, data
stealing, and outright sabotage. The most frequent type associated with this form of fraud is
manipulation of the data. The reason for this most common is because the criminal requires the
less amount of skill.
Most people have experienced software attacks of some sort. Viruses, worms, phishing
attacks, and Trojan horses are a few common examples of software attacks. Governments,
military, corporations, financial institutions, hospitals and private businesses amass a great deal
of confidential information about their employees, customers, products, research and financial
status. Most of this information is now collected, processed and stored on electronic computers
and transmitted across networks to other computers.
Implementing a Information Security System:
With so many different ways and so much potential for breaches to information security
systems.
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Research question
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History of Information Security
The computers were initially created to facilitate the swift exchange of information from one person to another (Jouini, 2014). The initial information technology infrastructure was created around the mainframe computers while others were established around the personal computers. At first, it seemed impossible to advance these computers to the present generation computers and information technology gadgets. However, as information technology revolutionize, new avenues are opening for the possibility of crimes. Cyber criminals take advantage of these opportunities to steal the passwords of the computers and get access to the private information as well as make devastating effects on computers and networks.
The nature of the use of computers has changed over the years. Various networks have been developed to enable the sharing and circulation of information and data. Regulating the access to these possessions is problematic as one need to stabilize the need for access to free information with the value of the content of the data he or she receives (Layton, 2016). Most of the information today is very sensitive while others are not. The information technology has today progressed over just the usernames and passwords. The field today encompasses digital strategies, the process of biometric identification and integrated security strategies.
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Many organizations agree that putting up the policies for information security is expensive and time-consuming. Most users also get interrupted by the substantial security policies that complicate their works and in turn develop bad politics within organizations (Omar, 2017). As such, it is essential to plan an audit policy on large networks that may consume a lot of time and money. Most users believe that there is no need to implement the security policies if there is no secret work done.
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Discussion 1: Importance of Technology Security Education
Today the world is being changed by the tremendous technological and innovative changes that are being made a day in day out. Organizations, societies, humanity, and governments have all embraced these new technologies to incorporate efficient, effective and transparent ways of doing things (Bajgoric, 2015). In the same vein, people have to learn how to use these new technologies with great care since it comes along with its demerits.
The following are the importance of why people ought to be educated and trained in adopting better technological security measures and frameworks in organizations (Judges and Lee, 2018). First intense training and education about cybersecurity will ensure that risks and loopholes associated with end-users in the systems are significantly reduced or minimized. The training will significantly help people to adopt the safest methods to use the technology around the organization without exposing it to any danger.
Secondly, the training and education about technological security usually help people in the organization to be IT experts hence can help the organization in coming up with better systems. The practice also allows individuals in the organization to modify systems and come up with better ways of doing things in the organization.
Organizations need to invest heavily in these training and education on how to implement better ways of handling technology in the organization. This will help the organization in handling cases of hacking, cyber-crimes, data, among other things. When the employees are appropriately trained, then the organization can be confident that its systems are safe from any external attacks.
It is of paramount importance for organizations to have a proper way of handling their technologies and essential software to avoid hacking cases (Judges and Lee, 2018). An organization should provide a robust framework and security measures to be used to prevent small mistakes being made that can cost the organization. These little mistakes include employees sharing information concerning the organization’s IT infrastructure, sharing their passwords with other people or even leaving their computers without logging out. These mistakes expose the organization to hackers and other cybercriminals that can hack into the organization.
Today almost all organizations are digitalized and use these modern ways of doing activities and transactions (Bajgoric, 2015). It is, therefore, imperative for an organization to invest in training their employees about the importance of ITB security. Thorough training and regular training can help improve the level of understanding among the employees too. The organization ought to have proper methods of ensuring that this happens since if the employees do not comply, then it means that the organization will have a weakness.
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How to secure information systems?
Solution
Answer:
Information security:
Information security, sometimes shortened to InfoSec, is the practice of halting unauthorized
access, use, revelation, disordering, modification, investigation, recording or destruction of
information. It is a general term that can be used regardless of the form the data may take (e.g.
electronic, physical).
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today\'s corporations, information security breaches have increased at an alarming rate. While
businesses take a more cautious approach to how they handle IT security threats, these are
becoming increasingly complex and sophisticated. Denial-of-service attacks, software tampering
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some examples becoming prevalent. While we often times hear of the more widely publicized
embezzlement, money laundering, burglary and bribery statistics, data has shown that companies
have seen greater losses from losses attributed to information security breaches.
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confidential company information is to implement an effective information security plan and
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a dynamic and independent third party auditor to frequently test the adequacy of their security
system. Lastly, key responsibilities within the information security chain should be segregated
and rotated frequently. If companies follow these three basic tenets, they will be one step closer
to the effective security of their information.
Threats to Information Systems:
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today are software attacks, theft of intellectual property, identity theft, theft of equipment or
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infiltration include input manipulation, program manipulation, data input manipulation, data
stealing, and outright sabotage. The most frequent type associated with this form of fraud is
manipulation of the data. The reason for this most common is because the criminal requires the
less amount of skill.
Most people have experienced software attacks of some sort. Viruses, worms, phishing
attacks, and Trojan horses are a few common examples of software attacks. Governments,
military, corporations, financial institutions, hospitals and private businesses amass a great deal
of confidential information about their employees, customers, products, research and financial
status. Most of this information is now collected, processed and stored on electronic computers
and transmitted across networks to other computers.
Implementing a Information Security System:
With so many different ways and so much potential for breaches to information security
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Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
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