Nettraveler is a cyber-threat to the computers. It is an infection with high risk and capability to collapse the entire system, within no time. The intruder interferes into the system, steals significant and sensitive information, and reports this information to its users. It usually skins with frequently used applications or Windows processes to hide from security shields.
The Dwraka Expressway was first built as an alternative to NH8, but with the
passage of time, the area along the expressway is expected to emerge as a real estate centre in the cyber city. With the construction of not lesser than 113 real estate projects in full swing, the Dwarka Expressway has become a lot more than just an alternative to the national highway.
Micro-blogging site Twitter said its domain name system records were temporarily "compromised" last night, but that the problem was fixed later.
Twitter.com was redirected for a while, but some applications were working, the company said on its blog.
Twitter was investigating the issue and would provide more information when available, it said.
According to media repo
News: The £1.2m figure does not include 'hidden costs' - so the figure could be much, much higher. It is widely accepted that a data breach or cyber attack is a 'when' not 'if' scenario for today's businesses. However, new figures from NTT Com Security have highlighted just how important it is for businesses to secure and protect against data breaches.
An exhaustive report of the state of cybersecurity among businesses has found that the number of companies reporting cyberattacks grew dramatically compared to the previous year - yet cyber-readiness has actually decreased over the same period.
These days, victims and their parents are often found consulting cyberbullying lawyers for help because it becomes immensely difficult to cope up with the trauma of being humiliated online firstly and then to take any legal steps as you can not see the person who is doing it.
We all know that risk is uncertain and therefore a Business should always be ready to tackle it. Disasters in business are not only caused by Mother nature but also technically like cyber-attacks, system crashes etc. which brings a huge loss for the business, it is vital to be prepared by making a pre-planned disaster recovery plan.
Disaster Recovery (DR)
It focuses on the IT systems that help overcome critical business faulty. Disaster Recovery is a part of business continuity, but both of the terms aren't the same. It focuses on keeping all aspects of a business run even if it faces a disaster. IT systems are critical to the success of the business, therefore disaster plan plays the main pillar to keep the success going in a business.
Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)
Disaster Recovery Plan is a business plan that describes how work can be resumed quickly and effectively after the business faces a disaster. It is a part of business continuity planning. The overall idea is to develop a plan that will allow the IT dept. of that organisation, when faced a disaster, recover enough data to allow function and operate the organization.
The plan includes the following:
* Statement, overview and main goals of the plan.
* Contact info of key personal and DR team members.
* Description of emergency response actions.
* Diagram of the entire IT network and recovery site, directions to reach the recovery site.
* List of software, license key and systems that will be used in the recovery effort.
* Technical documents from the sellers of the recovery technology system software.
* Summary of insurance coverage.
* Plans on how to deal with financial and legal issues as well as media outreach.