Malware, Viruses, Worms
To protect digital assets and uphold cybersecurity, one must be aware of the many types of dangerous software, including viruses, worms, and malware. These dangers have the ability to take advantage of holes in computer systems, which could result in data leaks, malfunctions, and monetary losses.
The key objectives of this section are to :
- Develop participants understanding of the characteristics and behaviors of different types of malicious software.
- Provide opportunities for participants to Identify common methods of malware propagation and infection.
- Allow you to implement strategies to prevent, detect, and mitigate the impact of malware on computer systems and networks.
Competencies you are developing:
- Cybersecurity awareness: Recognizing the importance of cybersecurity and the potential risks posed by malware.
- Critical thinking: Analyzing situations to make informed decisions regarding malware prevention and response.
- Technical skills: Acquiring knowledge about malware detection tools, security protocols, and best practices for cybersecurity hygiene.
Think for a moment...
- Have you ever received an email from an unknown sender with suspicious attachments? How did you handle it?
- Do you use USB drives or external storage devices frequently? What precautions do you take before plugging them into your computer?
- Have you ever experienced your computer slowing down unexpectedly or behaving strangely? What actions did you take to address the issue?
Última alteração: terça, 25 de junho de 2024 às 12:35