PowerPoint Assignment – 6 slides of information with Speaker notes Instructions Recently, a terminated employee used his mobile device to log in to the company network and steal sensitive data. As...

How to Save Our Organization from Cyber Threats?    4
HOW TO SAVE OUR ORGANIZATION FROM CYBER THREATS?
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
The Goal of Cyber Security Regarding Mobile Devices    3
Sources of Cyber Threats    3
Technical Safeguards    5
Data Safeguards    5
Human Safeguards    6
Importance of Incident Response Plan to Secure Information    6
Conclusion    7
References    8
Introduction
    Recently, an ex-employee of our company, who was terminated few days back, has used his mobile device to log into the company network attempted to steal sensitive information from the company database. Being the manager of the information technology (IT) security department, I have been told by our boss to present a summary of what our organization must do in order to prevent such things from happening again.
The Goal of Cyber Security Regarding Mobile Devices
    IT experts whose organizations do permit by and by possessed cell phones were asked how much development there has been in the quantity of individual gadgets on their corporate organizations (Stephens, 2018). By far most, 91%, have seen an increment in the quantity of cell phones interfacing with corporate organizations in the course of recent years. For most members, the expansion was exceptionally emotional with 72% saying they dramatically increased the quantity of individual portable gadgets in this time span. With the high speed of improvement of mobile devices, particularly close to home smart phones interfacing with corporate organizations, clearly the amount of security scenes is similarly expected to create. Among all IT specialists, around 66% (64%) expected to see an extension in the amount of convenient security scenes.
Sources of Cyber Threats
    There are numerous normal cyber attacking strategies, including denial of-services (DoS) or distributed denial-of-services (DDoS) assaults, phishing attacks, and malware attacks (Gupta & Dahiya, 2021).
     DoS attacks are among the most un-requesting to appreciate. They work on the rule of making some device so clamoring that it can't play out its work. Any orchestrated contraption has a particular level of cutoff that it's prepared to use when related. The restriction of each device depends upon parts like the processor, the proportion of memory, the proportion of frameworks organization upholds, the processor of the association interface card (if it has one), and the association affiliation speed. A powerful DoS attack happens when a device's ability to perform is baffled or hindered.
    Perhaps the most self-evident and well-known strategies for attacking has existed for many years is the phishing attack (Rothrock, 2018). While phishing attack is not that...