ISTM Exam 3 Review Beatty
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1. Impact of the New Age of technology: Output goes up
Costs go down
Quality goes up
2. Freeman Dyson: "Technology is a gift of God. After the gift of life - it is perhaps the greatest of God's gifts.
It is the mother of civilizations, of arts and sciences."
3. Problems With Technical Innovations: Corporate profits are high.
Employee wages are not keeping up with cost.
America needs a prosperous middle class - BUT medium income has decreased over the past 15 years.
Quality of life polarization and inequity has gone up
4. Professional Versus the Laborer: Differences (All races & socio-economic
groups impacted): Professional's are much more well off in work, the economy, marriage, family, government,
and society.
5. Economic Playbook: Encourage Entrepreneurship
Double-Down on Infrastructure
Turn Out People from Our Educational Systems with the Appropriate Skills
6. More Radical Interventions as We Move to an Economy with Less Labor and
More Technology: Net guaranteed minimum income.
Need something to support social mobility
7. Education is the key to solving societal concerns.: Public schools are a problem.
Need a new solution.
8. ªAnnual cost of Cybercrime damages will exceed...: $10.5 trillion by 2025.
9. Average cost of a data breach in the United States was...: $9.44 million.
10. From 2020 to 2025, businesses plan to spend over___________ on cyber secu-
rity.: $1 trillion
11. Experts believe a cyberattack occurs every...: 11 seconds
12. _____ of employees are believed to steal data.: 57%
13. Identity theft occurs every...: 2 seconds
14. _____ of all funds stolen through cybercrime is NEVER recovered: 68%
15. ___ of computers are vulnerable to cybersecurity threats: 99%
16. The CIA Model (to prevent cyber attacks): 1. Confidentiality
2. Integrity
3. Availability (appropriate access)
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17. Black Hat: Steals or destroys information for malicious reasons
18. White Hat: Individuals or organizations hired by businesses to try and break into their computer systems
(computer vulnerabilities).
19. Hacktivist: Hack a firm's computer system due to political/philosophical reasons.
20. Cracker: Illegally access an organization's website - deface or change web pages.
21. Script Kiddies or Bunnies: An unskilled individual who uses scripts or programs developed by others
- primarily for malicious purposes.
22. Cyberterrrorist: Criminal who uses computer technology and the Internet, especially to cause fear and
disruption (mass destruction).
23. Social Engineering: Hackers use their social skills to trick people into revealing access credentials or other
valuable information
24. Smishing: Phishing attacks committed using text messages (SMS).
25. Denial-of-Service Attack (DOS): Floods a website with so many requests for service that it slows down
or crashes the site
26. Likejacking (Social Media): Scammers share a compelling video, image, or discount deal. When a user
clicks the "Like" button - a post (usually advertising) is sent to all the user's friends in Facebook.
27. Linkjacking (Internet): A cybercriminal tricks a user into clicking a link that seemingly takes them one
place but instead routs them to the attacker's chosen destination most often for malicious purposes.
28. Accounts for over 80% of computer security incidents: User or human error
29. Click fraud: Programs inserted in advertising network websites that will automatically pass a user from their
current website to a web site that "earns Google per-click fees".
30. Purchase Scams (International Sales): Fraudulent large sum order with a fake credit card that
results in a "charge back" and the firm losing all product value
31. _ in __ fall victim to identitiy theft every year: 1 in 15
32. ___ of college students state they are members of 3 or more social media
sites: 92%
33. ___ of employers will complete a social media check before hiring a candi-
date: 70%
34. Centralized Organizational Structure: An operational model whereby all decisions are controlled
by a central administration unit and carried down through the chain of command within an organization
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1. Impact of the New Age of technology: Output goes up
Costs go down
Quality goes up
2. Freeman Dyson: "Technology is a gift of God. After the gift of life - it is perhaps the greatest of God's gifts.
It is the mother of civilizations, of arts and sciences."
3. Problems With Technical Innovations: Corporate profits are high.
Employee wages are not keeping up with cost.
America needs a prosperous middle class - BUT medium income has decreased over the past 15 years.
Quality of life polarization and inequity has gone up
4. Professional Versus the Laborer: Differences (All races & socio-economic
groups impacted): Professional's are much more well off in work, the economy, marriage, family, government,
and society.
5. Economic Playbook: Encourage Entrepreneurship
Double-Down on Infrastructure
Turn Out People from Our Educational Systems with the Appropriate Skills
6. More Radical Interventions as We Move to an Economy with Less Labor and
More Technology: Net guaranteed minimum income.
Need something to support social mobility
7. Education is the key to solving societal concerns.: Public schools are a problem.
Need a new solution.
8. ªAnnual cost of Cybercrime damages will exceed...: $10.5 trillion by 2025.
9. Average cost of a data breach in the United States was...: $9.44 million.
10. From 2020 to 2025, businesses plan to spend over___________ on cyber secu-
rity.: $1 trillion
11. Experts believe a cyberattack occurs every...: 11 seconds
12. _____ of employees are believed to steal data.: 57%
13. Identity theft occurs every...: 2 seconds
14. _____ of all funds stolen through cybercrime is NEVER recovered: 68%
15. ___ of computers are vulnerable to cybersecurity threats: 99%
16. The CIA Model (to prevent cyber attacks): 1. Confidentiality
2. Integrity
3. Availability (appropriate access)
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, ISTM Exam 3 Review Beatty
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_fxnro3
17. Black Hat: Steals or destroys information for malicious reasons
18. White Hat: Individuals or organizations hired by businesses to try and break into their computer systems
(computer vulnerabilities).
19. Hacktivist: Hack a firm's computer system due to political/philosophical reasons.
20. Cracker: Illegally access an organization's website - deface or change web pages.
21. Script Kiddies or Bunnies: An unskilled individual who uses scripts or programs developed by others
- primarily for malicious purposes.
22. Cyberterrrorist: Criminal who uses computer technology and the Internet, especially to cause fear and
disruption (mass destruction).
23. Social Engineering: Hackers use their social skills to trick people into revealing access credentials or other
valuable information
24. Smishing: Phishing attacks committed using text messages (SMS).
25. Denial-of-Service Attack (DOS): Floods a website with so many requests for service that it slows down
or crashes the site
26. Likejacking (Social Media): Scammers share a compelling video, image, or discount deal. When a user
clicks the "Like" button - a post (usually advertising) is sent to all the user's friends in Facebook.
27. Linkjacking (Internet): A cybercriminal tricks a user into clicking a link that seemingly takes them one
place but instead routs them to the attacker's chosen destination most often for malicious purposes.
28. Accounts for over 80% of computer security incidents: User or human error
29. Click fraud: Programs inserted in advertising network websites that will automatically pass a user from their
current website to a web site that "earns Google per-click fees".
30. Purchase Scams (International Sales): Fraudulent large sum order with a fake credit card that
results in a "charge back" and the firm losing all product value
31. _ in __ fall victim to identitiy theft every year: 1 in 15
32. ___ of college students state they are members of 3 or more social media
sites: 92%
33. ___ of employers will complete a social media check before hiring a candi-
date: 70%
34. Centralized Organizational Structure: An operational model whereby all decisions are controlled
by a central administration unit and carried down through the chain of command within an organization
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