The information technology department is updating the procedures to handle threats to the computer system. For which type of invaders should a procedure be written to support? Select all that apply.
A) Malware
B) Scareware
C) Telehealth
D) Ransomware
E) Social networking sites
A) Malware
B) Scareware
D) Ransomware
E) Social networking sites
Explanation: A) Common sources of threats to information and information-system security include malware attacks. Cybercriminals are using more creative means to package and deliver malware (viruses, worms, and Trojan horses), especially in emails.
B) Common sources of threats to information and information-system security include scareware. Attackers and fraudsters use online pop-ups designed to look like messages from the operating system, warning of a problem or virus infection to coerce users to download a program to correct the problem.
C) Telehealth is not a common threat to information and information-system security.
D) Common sources of threats to information and information-system security include ransomware. Perpetrators render a system, or needed information, unavailable until their demands are met.
E) Common sources of threats to information and information-system security include social networking sites. Sites, such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, provide cybercriminals new opportunities to target unsuspecting users.
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