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Cyber Resilience — Hacking, Accidental Damage and Access Levels

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Eduqas/WJEC ICT 5539, Unit 1 (1.3.1) — the third lesson of the risk and protection block. Cyber resilience is the umbrella idea that organisations must not only PREVENT incidents but also LIMIT the damage they cause and RECOVER from them. Covers hacking (white hat, black hat and grey hat, disting…

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Lesson outline

  1. Do Now — Retrieval from Last Lesson (Malware)
  2. Keywords for This Lesson
  3. Hinge Question — What Actually Separates the Three Hats?
  4. White Hat Hacking — A Legitimate, Paid Job
  5. Black Hat and Grey Hat — Both Without Permission
  6. Hinge Question — Has a Crime Been Committed?
  7. Three Hats, Sorted by Permission and Intent
  8. Discuss — Permission, Not Skill
  9. Accidental Damage — The Risk Most People Underestimate
  10. Hinge Question — Which Actually Causes More Data Loss?
  11. Access Levels — Limiting the Damage of One Bad Account
  12. Main Activity, Part 1 — Oakfield Manufacturing: Name the Risk
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