i think the worst internal threat would be theft from the employee's if it is not looked at. if it is an organization that deals with contracts you want to make sure employee's aren't doing anything they are not suppose and follow every guideline. the biggest external threats to an organization in my opinion would be competition. they would want to consistently track all of their competition to make sure they are where they want to be and are always moving forward with the flow.
Internal- Internal Provincial Rivalry External- Attacks from Yunnan and Tibet
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To great extent the revolutionary governments in France were successful in dealing with both external and internal threats in .for instance the directory managed to do away inflation.
Discuss internal and external threats that companies face today and ways that you can minimize those threats. List and explain three examples.
Border guards are the element of a security force include the mission of protecting against internal and external threats.
internal threats are anything that harms the computer system within the organisation such as hardware failure, human error. External threats are anything that harms the system from outside the organisation, such as, viruses, hackers, spyware
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it didnt, this is how rome fell.
Internal fertilization is considered more advantageous than external fertilization for various reasons. The unborn baby is protected in the internal fertilization from any external threats.
No. Hackers are generally regarded as external human threats. Internal human threats include disgruntled employees. They may also be hackers, but the fact they are employees makes them an internal threat, not the fact they are hackers.
Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, where strengths and weaknesses are analyzed from an internal prospective and opportunities and threats are viewed from an external perspective.
The primary goal of a SWOT analysis is to identify an organization's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in order to develop strategies that leverage strengths and opportunities while mitigating weaknesses and threats. It helps organizations make informed decisions based on their internal and external environment.