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Katen [24]
2 years ago
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Scenario: An organization has recently suffered a series of security breaches that have significantly damaged its reputation. Se

veral successful attacks have resulted in compromised customer database files accessible via one of the company's web servers. Additionally, an employee had access to secret data from previous job assignments. This employee made copies of the data and sold it to competitors. The organization has hired a security consultant to help them reduce their risk from future attacks.What would the consultant use to identify potential attackers?A. Asset valuationB. Threat modelingC. Vulnerability analysisD. Access review and audit
Business
1 answer:
Rina8888 [55]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Vulnerability analysis

Explanation:

Since the organization has hired a security consultant to help them reduce their risk from future attacks, What the consultant would use to identify potential attackers is vulnerability analysis.

Vulnerability Analysis is a vulnerability assessment which entails an in-depth analysis of the building functions, systems, and site characteristics to identify: 1. Weaknesses in the system and

2. Determine mitigation or corrective actions that can be designed and implemented to eradicate vulnerability or reduce the vulnerabilities.

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