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This document discusses digital security and the importance of protecting personal information online. It defines digital security as electronic precautions to guarantee safety and protect digital identities. Examples of security measures include home alarm systems that notify of dangers and technology firewalls and Wi-Fi protections. Statistics show data breaches are common, with 43% of companies experiencing one in the past year, costing the global economy hundreds of billions annually. The document urges readers to take security seriously by using different passwords, antivirus software, and avoiding public Wi-Fi to prevent hacking and protect themselves from financial losses.
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Information Security Vulnerability
Introduction
The most important part of any business or organization information is the security infrastructure. All information big or small, sensitive or insensitive must be protected by some degree of information security. "Navigating the multitude of existing security standards, including dedicated standards for information security and frameworks for controlling the implementation of IT, presents a challenge to organizations. Adding to the challenge is the increase in activities of terrorist groups and organized criminal syndicates” (Sipior & Ward, 2008).
Threats and Vulnerabilities
Threats and vulnerabilities are a common occurrence in regards to computer security. Computer networks that are flawed and weak are vulnerable to be exploited. The exploitation of computer networks can be done by terrorist, hackers, and an organizations or business on employee. "Inexperience, improper training, and the making of incorrect assumptions are just a few things that can cause these misadventures" (Whitman & Mattord, 2009, p. 42).
Problem Statement:
What is the protocol if an organization or business most critical information is leaked or hacked that can cause grave damage to an organization, business, or customers account information? What would be the financial situation to recover from such attack with the network? The following questions are a few questions that top management must have in information security policies.
It is most likely that any organization or business profits would decrease and the reputation of each would change. With that comes the legality responsibility of the organization or business. Owning up to a security breach within an organization or business can be detrimental to the overall health of finances throughout the organization or business as well as notifying all parties involved in the breach. Having coverage such as insurance to protect the organization or business is a must and also a great deal to protect the reputation, assets, and continue functioning overall. "Although every state breach notification law covers businesses, there are differences regarding coverage of other entities such as government agencies and third-party storage providers, as well as differences regarding the information each law defines as 'personal'" (Shaw, 2010).
Relevance and Significance:
There will always be some type of glitch with in a computer network that may deter the system from being fully secured unless the computer is not being used. Information security program goals is to deliver a level of security platforms that supports the organization or business security infrastructure at its best by meeting all requirements set forth through the policy and controls and keeping the bad guys out.
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Digital security
- 1. DIGITAL SECURITY Miranda and Chastity
- 2. The Understanding of peers “virus protection, backups of data, and surge control of our equipment” “Self Protection”
- 3. True Meaning “electronic precautions to guarantee safety “ “ the protection of your digital identity”
- 4. Examples of security Home security Technology security notifies someone if they is a dangerous situation or need of help Monitored Alarm System Critical Alarm System Medical Alarm System Makes sure it hasn’t been modified and control the incoming and outgoing network traffic Firewall Wi-Fi Protected Access
- 5. Statistics 1. Private Practices; 2. General Hospitals; 3. Outpatient Facilities; 4. Health Plans (group health plans and health insurance issuers); and, 5. Pharmacies 43% of companies experienced a data breach in the past year Cyber crime cost global economy $575 billion and U.S. economy $100 billion annually, making U.S. the hardest hit of any country 29.3 million patient health records affected by breach since 2009
- 6. Importance There is a rapid growth in the use of social media and other digital communications making it easier for people to hack into technology
- 7. Counterclaim
- 8. How it can happen
- 9. How to Prevent it Never click on a link you did not expect to receive Use different passwords on different sites Use anti-virus software Be wary of public Wi-Fi Don't store your card details on websites Enable two-step verification Macs are as vulnerable as PCs
- 10. Pay attention You shouldn’t just take this as a joke it can happen and it can happen to you.. Costing you lots of money you didn’t image of coming out of pocket for .