Information Security and Cybersecurity:
Information Security (InfoSec):
- Definition: Aims to protect sensitive data from unauthorized access, damage, or theft, whether the data is stored or in transit.
- Key Elements:
- Confidentiality: Ensuring that information is accessible only to authorized individuals.
- Integrity: Ensuring that information is not altered or tampered with.
- Availability: Ensuring access to information when needed.
Information Security Services:
- Risk Assessment: Analyzing vulnerabilities and identifying potential threats that may affect information.
- Identity and Access Management: Establishing controls over who can access information and how that access is granted.
- Data Encryption: Protecting data from unauthorized access using encryption techniques.
- Auditing and Monitoring: Conducting regular system reviews and detecting unusual activities.
Cybersecurity :
- Definition: Focuses on protecting systems, networks, and digital infrastructure from cyberattacks.
- Importance: With digital advancement, cyberattacks have increasingly become a threat to individuals, businesses, and governments.
- Cybersecurity Services:
- Malware Protection:
- Using advanced software to combat viruses and spyware.
- Firewalls:
- Providing advanced firewalls to prevent intrusions.
- Handling cybersecurity incidents:
- Responding quickly to cyber threats and attacks.
- Penetration Testing:
- Testing system strength through simulated attacks.
- Employee Training:
- Educating staff on best practices to avoid cyberattacks.
- Email Protection:
- Techniques to prevent phishing and spam emails.
- Malware Protection:
Modern technologies and best practices:
Artificial Intelligence technologies:
Detecting threats using machine learning.
Intrusion Detection and Prevention System (IDS/IPS):
Real-time threat detection and prevention.
Big Data Analysis:
To understand patterns and detect threats more quickly.
Blockchain technology:
Enhancing the security of electronic transactions.