What is the impact of computer security to an organization?

Answer 1

Computers are a security risk when they get security breaches or openings within the computer and sending to the unknown or foreign organization. These openings are programs that report by key logging or worse by large programs that collect pictures words and video, and send them to the foreign or enemy computers who can use these to threaten and extort money or a government can be used by "ethics" criminals trained by the governments and fake corporations designed to destroy say: All intellectuals, or destroy all charismatic and sexual persons and many others such as anti wealth fanatics. There are countless criminal ideas and manufactured crimes that can be aimed at your corporations bank vaults. So in conclusion; if your company can be classified as a sexually immoral and degrading organization, even if it is actually extremely bland and meek, then there are people who will attack and destroy your business with a vengeance and with the blessing of some "ethically superior" attack leader, who can actually be some raging crack head thug or alcoholic or mental defective. In modern times, all video, all interviews, all controversy can be put in graphic files and be accidentally sent to crime central or some gang leader; who will invade and extort all your wealth from your main office; or shut you down, or anything to collapse the community to elevate the mob or police or religion, you name it! Anti virus is worthless if one user synchronizes file sharing with a mentally deranged corporation, person or thing and clicks send or click here.

Answer

Computer security is vital to any organization and must be maintained at all times. If a company has clients with confidential information such as a law firm or accounting firm, it is the company's responsibility to maintain that confidential material and the company can be sued if the material gets in the wrong hands. Hackers can destroy an entire network in an organization thereby causing thousands of dollars in damage (if not more), steal financial records including bank account numbers, obtain information about a person that could be very damaging if in the wrong hands. In addition, a company can do everything in its power to have a secure network but if they have employees who do not adhere to company guidelines regarding computer use, it can be somewhat of a waste of money for the organization. I've worked at companies where "trusted, valued" employees breach the company's network security by downloading garbage, not updating the computer, and yep - sometimes turning off the anti-virus, firewalls, etc. because it "slows their computer down." I've seen it time after time. So, until corporations, organizations, etc. make computer security a priority (in every single aspect) in their firm they are leaving themselves wide open for harm to be done. Many companies make their employees aware of random monitoring of computer use and that really cuts back on personal use on the internet. I do Nothing of a personal nature on office computers thereby reducing unwanted exposure on the employer's network and zero exposure to anything of a personal nature. In addition, it's vital to keep your personal computer and even your cell phone secure with antivirus software, passwords, and theft prevention in order to maintain the integrity of any private information.