Vulnerability
Vulnerability
The probability that an adversary will exploit a weakness in your operation, tempered by the impact to your mission, is defined as the:A. Risk
An adversary that is capable of collecting and exploiting information and has expressed the intent to do so is considered a
Vulnerability
A weakness that can be exploited by an adversary is typically referred to as a "vulnerability." In cybersecurity, vulnerabilities are flaws or gaps in software, hardware, or procedures that can be leveraged by attackers to gain unauthorized access or cause harm. These can arise from coding errors, misconfigurations, or inadequate security measures, and addressing them is crucial for maintaining robust defenses against potential threats.
vulnerability
Acquire and exploit critical information
Adversary thinking involves anticipating how a competitor, opponent, or critic might respond to a decision or strategy. For example, a company using adversary thinking might consider how a competitor could leverage a weakness in their new product and develop a plan to address it proactively.
A vulnerability is a weakness in an area that can be exploited by an attacker.
A vulnerability is a weakness in an area that can be exploited by an attacker.
Vulnerability
Acquire and exploit critical information