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LO1 - Know about aspects of cyber security

LO1 - Know about aspects of cyber security

1.2.2 Security aspects • Show understanding of the security aspects of using the Internet and understand what methods are available to help minimise the.

Computer Security CIS326 Dr Rachel Shipsey.

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LO1 - Know about aspects of cyber security Level 2 Technical IT Unit 2: Essentials of Cyber Security

What is Cyber Security? Lesson 1

Starter Using you current knowledge of IT and the how the internet is used, can you define what is meant by Cyber Security? Write your own definition 5mins

Objectives Understand what is meant by cyber security Understand the purpose and importance of cyber security

Cyber Security This is the processes, practices and technologies that are designed to protect networks, computers, programs and data/information from attack, damage or unauthorised access. What is a network? What is data/information?

Purpose and Importance The purpose of cyber security is: To protect information and data Keep information and Data confidential Maintain the integrity of information and data Protect information/data from unauthorised modification Maintain the availability of information and data Protect information/data from unauthorised destruction Task – Write notes in your book about Cyber security. You must have a correct definition Explain the purpose of protection personal data and the importance of this. Explain the purpose of protecting data in organisations and the importance of it. Explain what is meant by maintaining the integrity of data and unauthorised modification. Explain what is mean by maintaining the availability of data and unauthorised destruction.

Research Task Research different examples of cyber security incidents. Create a report on your findings. The report must include: The incidents where confidentiality has been breached The incidents where data/information has been accessed and modified The incidents where data/information has been destroyed Any incidents where there has been a combination of the above. Explain in as much detail what happened in these incidents. Don’t just copy and paste. Whatever websites you used, source them in a bibliography at the end of the report with links to the site.