The use of tools, technologies, policies, processes, controls, and procedures to prevent or recover networks, devices, systems, and applications from digital intrusions is known as cybersecurity. Accessing, destroying, and manipulating sensitive data, disrupting workflows, and extorting money are all goals of the digital attacks.
To breach data confidentiality, integrity, and availability, cyber thieves use a variety of attack techniques against companies and individuals
Attacks on secrecy are intended to steal sensitive information such as personally identifiable information (PII).
Attacks on integrity are intended to undermine operations and harm a company's reputation.
Availability attacks are designed to restrict people from accessing data.
An attack on an individual could lead to identity theft, extortion, and the loss of irreplaceable data such as family photos.A cyberattack on an organization's level could result in data loss, operations disruption, ransom demands, industrial espionage, regulator condemnation, and reputational damage.
The detection, cleanup, and investigation of cyber threats is accelerated using an integrated, automated approach to cybersecurity and cyber resilience.