2a - The Impact of Threats Flashcards

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Define operational loss.

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Operational loss refers to the damages of the operating capability of an organisation.

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Define financial loss.

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Financial losses refer to damages to the wealth of an organisation.

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Define reputational loss.

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Reputational losses refer to the loss of trust and lowered opinion of people to a business as a result of them being affected by a threat.

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What is meant by a supply chain attack?

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Attacking weak points in a supply chain, thus effecting the chain as a whole. Essentially a domino effect. A supply chain is only as strong as the weakest point.

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Why is it hard to mitigate against supply chain attacks?

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The whole supply chain may not be controlled by one entity, and 3rd parties might have weaker cybersec.

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What two vectors cause financial loss? Give 2 examples.

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Decrease in income, increase in costs. Legal fees, victim compensation.

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Why can reputational losses be potentially more damaging then financial and operation?

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Financial and operational losses can sometimes be quickly rectified by throwing enough money at a situation. Reputational losses normally heal with time and word of mouth.

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Define IP theft.

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Intellectual property theft refers to when product designs or trade secrets are stolen.

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