Cyber & puppy life

Reputational risk

Recovery point objective (RPO) is the amount of acceptable data loss in the event of a disaster, expressed as the period of time from which data may be lost.

Recovery time objective (RTO) is the amount of time that may elapse between when a system fails and when it is recovered before causing substantial harm to the business.

Mail transfer agents (MTAs) are a component of email infrastructure.

Reputational risk occurs when the negative publicity surrounding a security breach causes the loss of goodwill among customers, employees, suppliers, and other stakeholders. Financial risk is the risk of monetary damage to the organization as the result of a data breach. Strategic risk is the risk that an organization will become less effective in meeting its major goals and objectives as a result of the breach. Operational risk is risk to the organization’s ability to carry out its day-to-day functions. While the breach may affect all of these things, Renee is most concerned about the loss of confidence, which is most accurately described as a reputational risk.

The defacement of a website alters content without authorization and is, therefore, a violation of the integrity objective.

The most important questions that a threat researcher can ask.

1. First, it is important to know whether the information is timely or not. A feed that is operating on delay can cause you to miss a threat, or to react after the threat is no longer relevant.
2. Second, you need to know whether the information is accurate. You must know whether you can you rely on what it says, and how likely is it that the assessment is valid.
3. Finally, you must know whether the information is relevant to your organization. If it describes the wrong platform, software, or reason for the organization to be targeted, the data may be very timely, very accurate, and completely irrelevant to your organization. It is less important to know whether the information is proprietary or open source.