This means the data has been lost, not just a copy but the original source

This is usually motivated by a desire to harm the organisation that holds the data.

Tampering with data means that the data is changed in somewhere but it still available.

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Government espionage, A government breach may include the security of the country and potentially give an enemy country the advantage.

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Corporate espionage could give the competitor an advantage or damage their reputation

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Not training your staff to check the recipients of the emails before sending private and sensitive data or a member of staff leaving a print out of sensitive data in a public space.

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Not setting permission levels, allowing some people who do not need to see the data, access to it.

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Human error, someone could accidentally delete the file or throw away the paperwork.

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Equipment failure the computer could fail with the database on it. This is why it is imperative that your data is backed up remotely.

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Computer viruses that delete or encrypt data

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a targeted malicious attack involves a third party accessing the data and deleting it

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A student changing their exam scores.

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An organisation changing the figures in a rival company's research.

Fraudulent activity means to gain something by changing the data or to claim something that you have not achieved.

Hacking can be a variety of things, in this context it is the action of unlawfully accessing a system.

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The organisation may make decisions using flawed data

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If the data is sensitive a competitor may gain an advantage from seeing it

This is anything that has been created by an individual. From a piece of written work such as a report to music or a game.

The impact of the loss depends on the nature of the item taken.

A hacker who accesses your logon information could use services that you have paid for.

A hacker is accessing your Wi-Fi and reducing your bandwidth thus slowing your download speeds.

A hacker changes the password to your router, what would the impact of this be to your Wi-Fi.

Loss of third party services, such as social media accounts, require contact with the company before services can be resumed.

If confidential information is accessible to others what is the impact of this?

The leaking of confidential developments, such as client files, would damage reputation.

An attack on a businesses service not only impacts on the business but also on any business or individual it holds data for.

If they fail to keep data safe they have failed to meet their legal and moral obligations and will be viewed negatively by customers and potential customers leading to if sales and a drop-in income.

May be defined as a direct physical threat to a country however it also could be a threat to the financial security of the state.

An example of this would be the theft of a set of designs from a large UK company which could impact their income badly, therefore threatening the income of the country.

Information which is regarded as _________ is subject to stricter rules

Sensitive data includes...

What does the term Data Subject mean?

An example of non-sensitive information is an address of a shop, true or false?

What classification is information that is freely available?

What information classification is about the individual?

What information classification is about an organisation?

Information is NOT confidential in which of the following circumstances?

Which part of your personal information is confidential?

All of these are examples of confidential information except

Data about a UK national park is an example of ________ data

A customer's name is...

The prototype for a new car could be an example of both 'business' and 'private' data

Private data ONLY concerns data pertaining to the individual

Partially or completely anonymised data is data which…

Confidential data is more sensitive than 'sensitive' data

Forms, handwritten notes, maps, telephone directories are ...

CD and DVDs are ....

Hard disk drives and tapes are ...

SSD hard drives, memory drives are ...

What are becoming obsolete, breakable when dropped, heavy and has moving parts. Slower than SSD but also cheaper.

What has no moving parts, faster, low power, more durable but more expensive.

What is more personal, easily customized, easily portable, no electric, low tech. Not easy to change neatly and difficult to produce professional results.

What is more stable storage, portable and affordable. Needs a special drive to access it. Surface scratches easily, damaging the data.

What is used to make quick notes, brainstorm, draw concepts. Or is used in situations when tech is not available.

What is good for to sell or store graphics, video, files and software, including games.

What is used in portable devices due there being no moving parts and lighter weight. Used to store and transfer files.

What is used less and less for day-to-day backups, but businesses still use it for archiving and off-site storage.

More recent advances make this a more stable option to store data, the purpose being to be able to access it from anywhere on any device with an internet connection.

Accessible from anywhere with internet or ability to edit online. Higher security risk and compatibility issues and slower access to files.