The CIA triad, which is short for Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability, is a model created to shape company data security policies. It is implemented to detect any vulnerabilities and to provide solutions. Organisations are strongly equipped to handle data security threats when all three components are incorporated accurately.
Cybercrime is forever on the rise, and cybersecurity is becoming more complicated due to the current remote working trend. Due to this, the cloud security of IT systems has become more important. Most IT infrastructures use a single perimeter to control the entire network of portals and services regardless of where the information is accessed.
Mousetrapping catches an internet user in its web of endless pop-ups, which prevents them from exiting a malicious website. It is a technique implemented by unethical online marketers to trap the users on the site by disabling their "back" button. They flood the victim's screen with endless pop-up windows.
A heatmap graphically indicates cyber-risks in a data network. Tables and charts are used to interpret and derive meaning from them. There are individual colours in a matrix that denote the degree of risk that an organisation may be facing. Most organisations choose primary colours such as red in a heat map to indicate the highest level of risk, whereas yellow or green signify lower degrees of risk.