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Cybersecurity Fundamentals_
Cybersecurity
KeyFundamentals_
Concepts,
Cybersecurity
Threats,
KeyFundamentals_
Concepts,
and Defense
Threats,
Key
Strategies
Concepts,
and Defense
– Lecture
Threats,
Strategies
Notes
and Defense
_–
Study
Lecture
Strategies
Material.pdf
Notes _–
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Lecture
Material.pdf
Notes _ Study Material.pdf
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Terms in this set (26)
What is cybersecurity and why does it matter? Cybersecurity is just protecting systems and data from hackers or
unauthorized access. It matters because everything is online now, so without
it, personal and company information could easily get stolen or messed
with.
What is the CIA Triad and what does each component It stands for Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability—basically keeping data
represent? private, accurate, and accessible.
What is the difference between a threat, a A threat is something that can cause harm, like a hacker or malware. A
vulnerability, and a risk? vulnerability is a weakness in a system, like a missing patch. Risk is the chance
that the threat will actually use that weakness and cause damage.
How do viruses, worms, and Trojan horses differ from A virus needs a file or user action to spread, like opening something
one another? infected. A worm spreads on its own across networks without user action. A
Trojan looks like a legit program but actually hides something malicious
inside.
What are the most common types of cyberattacks? Phishing, malware, ransomware, DDoS, and brute-force attacks.
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Cybersecurity
KeyFundamentals_
Concepts,
Cybersecurity
Threats,
KeyFundamentals_
Concepts,
and Defense
Threats,
Key
Strategies
Concepts,
and Defense
– Lecture
Threats,
Strategies
Notes
and Defense
_–
Study
Lecture
Strategies
Material
Notes _–
Study
Lecture
Material.pdf
Notes _ Study Material.pdf
● Cybersecurity
Fundamentals: Key Concepts,
Threats, and Defense
Strategies – Lecture Notes /
Study Material
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Cybersecurity Fundamentals_
Cybersecurity
KeyFundamentals_
Concepts,
Cybersecurity
Threats,
KeyFundamentals_
Concepts,
and Defense
Threats,
Key
Strategies
Concepts,
and Defense
– Lecture
Threats,
Strategies
Notes
and Defense
_–
Study
Lecture
Strategies
Material.pdf
Notes _–
Study
Lecture
Material.pdf
Notes _ Study Material.pdf
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Terms in this set (26)
What is cybersecurity and why does it matter? Cybersecurity is just protecting systems and data from hackers or
unauthorized access. It matters because everything is online now, so without
it, personal and company information could easily get stolen or messed
with.
What is the CIA Triad and what does each component It stands for Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability—basically keeping data
represent? private, accurate, and accessible.
What is the difference between a threat, a A threat is something that can cause harm, like a hacker or malware. A
vulnerability, and a risk? vulnerability is a weakness in a system, like a missing patch. Risk is the chance
that the threat will actually use that weakness and cause damage.
How do viruses, worms, and Trojan horses differ from A virus needs a file or user action to spread, like opening something
one another? infected. A worm spreads on its own across networks without user action. A
Trojan looks like a legit program but actually hides something malicious
inside.
What are the most common types of cyberattacks? Phishing, malware, ransomware, DDoS, and brute-force attacks.
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