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Threats
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Attackers economic intelligence, military intelligence, hacker, cracker, viruswriters, organized crime, terrorists, competitors, employees, government |
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Attacks destruction of information, manipulation of information, copies of information, manipulation of employees, sniffing, backlogging, viruses and worms, logic bombs, trojan horses, denial-of-service, man-in-the-middle, spoofing, remote control, identity assumption, fraud, abuse, phishing, hijacking |
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Targets datacommunication networks, companies, banks and insurances, military systems, health services, authorities, power supply, water supply, logistic systems, traffic control, stock exchange, creditcard-information, adresses, government, schools |
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Damages financial damage, image, customers, recovery costs, computing power, computer components, confidentiality, integrity, privacy, know-how |
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What or who is potential dangerous? Does the attack come from outside or inside? What is the simpliest way to cause damage? What makes us an attractive target for intruders? What consequences can result from a successful attack? How much money, time and know-how has a potential attacker? How big is the probability of an attack? How does the industry comparison with competitors looks like? |