Cybersecurity Concepts and Impacts

The video tutorial discusses the impacts of information breaches following a cyber attack. It covers immediate effects such as security failures and loss of intellectual property, as well as impacts on third-party information leading to identity theft. The tutorial also explains the loss of services and access, long-term impacts like reputation damage, and potential threats to national security. Additionally, it highlights ongoing costs, lawsuits, and the risk of further opportunistic attacks.

What is an information breach?

• When someone gains unauthorized access to information.

• When a company loses money.

• When a server goes down.

• When a website is updated.

What does IP stand for in the context of information breaches?

• Internet Protocol

• Intellectual Property

• Internal Policy

• Information Privacy

What could be a consequence of losing intellectual property in a cyber attack?

• Improved security measures

• Better company reputation

• Loss of valuable business ideas or software

• Increased customer satisfaction

Who could be considered a third party in the context of information breaches?

• A company employee

• A customer

• A software developer

• A server

What is identity theft?

• Creating a fake online profile

• Pretending to be someone else to commit fraud

• Hacking into a server

• Stealing someone's physical identity

Which principle is most affected by the loss of services and access?

• Confidentiality

• Integrity

• Availability

• Accountability

What is a long-term impact of a cyber attack?

• Loss of reputation

• Immediate loss of data

• Temporary server downtime

• Quick recovery

What type of information is usually considered classified?

• Public information

• Government secrets

• Customer feedback

• Company policies

What might be a consequence of a breach involving classified information?

• Improved national security

• Weakened military or law enforcement

• Better company policies

• Increased public trust

What could be an additional impact following a cyber attack?

• Immediate recovery

• Ongoing costs to fix and improve security

• Increased customer base

• Decreased security costs