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INFORMATION

SECURITY
THREATS AND
RISKS
INTRODUCTION
Information security threats and risks are prevalent
in today’s digital landscape, posing challenges to
organizations across industries. When Auditing a
Critical Information Systems (CIS) environment,
Auditors must be vigilant in identifying and
addressing these threats to ensure the integrity,
confidentiality, and availability of sensitive
information.
TECHNIQUES
USED TO COMMIT
CYBERCRIMES
SPAMMING

Disruptive online messages,


especially commercial
messages posted on a computer
network or sent as email.
PHISHING
A high-tech scam that frequently uses spam
or pop-up messages to deceive people into
disclosing their personal information (i.e.,
credit card numbers, bank account
information, social security numbers,
passwords, or other sensitive information).
Internet scammers use e-mail bait to “phish”
for passwords and financial data from the
sea of internet users.
SPOOFING
They are creating a fraudulent Website to
mimic an actual, well- known Website
run by another party. E-mail spoofing
occurs when the sender address and
other parts of an e-mail header are
altered to appear as though the email
originated from different source.
Spoofing hides the origin of an email
message.
PHARMING
A method used by phishers to deceive
users into believing that they are
communicating with a legitimate
Website. Pharming uses a variety of
technical methods to redirect users to a
fraudulent or spoofed Website when the
users types in a legitimate Web address.
DENIAL-OF-SERVICE
ATTACK

Designed to disable
network by flooding it
with useless traffic.
DISTRIBUTED
DENIAL-OF-SERVICE

A variant of the denial-of-service attack


that uses a coordinated attack from a
distributed system of computers rather
than from a single source. it often
makes use of worms to spread to
multiple computers that can then attack
the target.
VIRUSES
Piece of program code that
contains self-reproducing
logic, which piggybacks
onto other programs and
cannot survive by itself.
TROJAN HORSE

Piece of code inside a program


that causes damage by
destroying data or obtaining
information.
WORM

A piece of code inside a program


that causes damage by destroying
data or obtaining information.
MALWARE
Malicious code that infiltrates a
computer. it is intrusive software
with the purpose of damaging or
disabling computers and computer
system.
SPYWARE

Malware installed without the


user’s knowledge to surreptitiously
track and/or transmit data to an
unauthorized third party.
BOTNET
A network of remotely controlled systems is used
to coordinate attacks and distribute malware,
spam, and phishing scams. Bots are programs
that are covertly installed on a targeted system
allowing an unauthorized user to remotely
control the compromised computer for a variety
of malicious purposes.
PRESENTED BY JASON V. CABIDOG

THANK
YOU VERY
MUCH!

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