???? What is a threat in cyber security?
A threat is anything capable of causing harm to an account, device, network, application, system, or data.
In this 10-second beginner lesson, you’ll learn:
• THREAT = a potential source of harm
• Threats can target different digital assets
• A threat does not automatically mean an attack has succeeded
CORE MODEL:
THREAT → DIGITAL ASSET → POTENTIAL HARM
This Short builds the cyber security foundation needed to understand how threats connect with vulnerabilities, exploits, and risk.
▶️ CONTINUE WITH:
Threat, Vulnerability, Exploit and Risk Basics — 1 Minute
That canonical lesson explains how a threat can meet a weakness, how an exploit uses that weakness, and how likelihood plus impact become cyber security risk.
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A threat is anything capable of causing harm to an account, device, network, application, system, or data.
In this 10-second beginner lesson, you’ll learn:
• THREAT = a potential source of harm
• Threats can target different digital assets
• A threat does not automatically mean an attack has succeeded
CORE MODEL:
THREAT → DIGITAL ASSET → POTENTIAL HARM
This Short builds the cyber security foundation needed to understand how threats connect with vulnerabilities, exploits, and risk.
▶️ CONTINUE WITH:
Threat, Vulnerability, Exploit and Risk Basics — 1 Minute
That canonical lesson explains how a threat can meet a weakness, how an exploit uses that weakness, and how likelihood plus impact become cyber security risk.
#CyberSecurity #CybersecurityForBeginners #CybersecurityTutorials
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