5.4 (Mr Stevens) Flashcards
(Business L1 Potential Risks Organisations Max) - Define the term ‘Security Breach’
A data breach is a security violation, in which sensitive, protected or confidential data is copied, transmitted, viewed, stolen or used by an individual unauthorised to do so.
(Business L1 Potential Risks Organisations Max) - Define the term ‘Privacy Breach’
A privacy breach occurs when someone accesses information without permission. It starts with a security breach, penetrating a protected computer network. Possible obtaining data may include personally identifiable information such as your Address, National Insurance Number, and Credit Card Details.
(Business L1 Potential Risks Organisations Max) - Define the term ‘Regulatory / Legal Non-Compliance’
Laws are also rules that govern everyone equally, while regulations only effect those who deal directly with the agency who is enforcing them. In other words, a law can govern the action of two businesses but without agreement there regulations can only affect there own companies. Non-Compliance is when Regulations / Laws are disobeyed.
(Business L1 Potential Risks Organisations Max) - Define the term ‘System Failure’
System Failure means the failure of any component that supports the overall Operation (Functionality) of a Computer System.
(Business L1 Potential Risks Organisations Max) - Define the term ‘Audience Exclusion’
With audience exclusions, you can set up targeting rules to avoid showing some products in your dynamic ads to some demographics in your audience.
(Business L1 Potential Risks Organisations Max) - According to GDPR what should UK companies do when they’ve identified a breach?
If a breach is likely to result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of individuals, the UK GDPR says you must inform those concerned directly and without undue delay
(Business L1 Potential Risks Organisations Max) - Regarding GDPR what are the 3 types of Breaches? (the CIA Triad)
The; Confidentiality Breach, Integrity Breach and the Availability Breach
