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'''Technology''' | |||
::: The attacker must have the technical capability to launch the attack. | ::: The attacker must have the technical capability to launch the attack. | ||
'''Opportunity''' | |||
::: The attacker must by in a position to launch the attack. | ::: The attacker must by in a position to launch the attack. | ||
Revision as of 00:37, 17 May 2025
Virtually all cybersecurity issues require 3 key components.
Motive
- The attacker must have some form of motive.
Technology
- The attacker must have the technical capability to launch the attack.
Opportunity
- The attacker must by in a position to launch the attack.
Preventing any one of these will prevent a cyberattack.
Motive - This cannot be prevented but warning messages can reduce this.
Technology - Make systems technically complex.
Opportunity - Use a principle of least privilege, remove unnecessary systems data or unused accounts.
