Cyber Security means the practice of protecting computer systems, networks, and sensitive data from unauthorized access or malicious attacks.
It can be divided into 7 key sub-domains.
Network Security
Network security ensures that users with proper authorization have secure access to network resources while preventing unauthorized access
Cloud Security
Data, cloud infrastructure, and cloud-based services are all secured by cloud security for an organization. Users are responsible for protecting their stored data, while the cloud provider is responsible for the security of the services they offer.
Endpoint Security
Endpoint security shields endpoint devices and servers as well as their users, from malicious attacks like phishing, ransomware, and other cyber threats.
Mobile Security
Mobile security safeguards personal data stored on mobile devices from theft, viruses, malicious apps, and threats associated with instant messaging.
IoT Security
IoT security is essential for preventing data breaches, as Internet of Things (IoT) devices exchange data over the Internet, which can be vulnerable to interception if not properly secured.
Application Security
Application security prevents bot attacks and unauthorized interactions with applications and APIs, ensuring they are not compromised.
Information Security
Information security protects an organization’s sensitive business information and data assets from unauthorized access.
1.2. What is a Cyber-attack?
The goal of a cyberattack is to gain unauthorized access to an individual's or a corporation's computers or network to steal, alter, or delete data. Cyberattacks can be prepared by individuals or groups for criminal, political, or personal reasons.
Some of the common types of....
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