WRS (Information Security)

Formal document organizations require employees to comply, addressing separating personal and workplace use of computer

Malware disguised as a trusted source that convinces the user to open a link or an attachment and install itself.

Server-side attack that allows hackers to target vulnerabilities on a site you login; apply that same login to .. sites

The unethical distribution of mass digital messages. This is the main way that malware is opened and spread

A type of virus that does not rely on users to copy and spread but can replicate itself, once inside a network/system

Pretending to be someone you trust or a system you work with, to get you to visit a fictitious site and enter your login

A flaw or weakness that allows a threat agent to bypass security

Cyber attack that targets the server side to get customer information from the database, such as credit card numbers

Unnoticed attacks by others in the public sphere when operating online (e.g., malware, phishing, Trojan horse, virus...

Using the Internet for anything other than work tasks

Using the Internet, ethically, for work-related tasks

Attacks focused on the workplace Network workers access.

Using online services and social networking ethically, being a good online citizen, adhering to privacy and safety...

Includes viruses and ransomware running on your device which can take over the operation of your device...

The protection of information systems against unauthorized access (e.g., hacking, identity theft)

Malware that accesses or controls a device without being detected

The level one exposes one's self or professional network to unethical intentions (e.g., end-user attacks)