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TLY1 CA5.4.1 The potential risks to organizations of use of digital systems and technologies Fill in the Blanks: Understanding Digital Risks

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TLY1 CA5.4.1 The potential risks to organizations of use of digital systems and technologies Fill in the Blanks: Understanding Digital RisksOnline version

Test your knowledge on the risks of digital systems in organizations.

by Muhammad Asif
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The potential to of use of and Throughout this content area we have looked at how digital systems and technologies can support organisations and the challenges that they face . Many of these challenges are based on the risks involved . We are now going to look at some of them in greater depth . Security A breach is to digital systems and technologies , including . As you have read previously , this can have a severe on as data can be , changed and / or , systems can stop functioning and businesses held to until they pay the . There are many different security breaches that can have an impact on a business . Even when businesses show due diligence by securing their systems and ensuring that up - to - date logical and physical protection methods are in place , there is always a risk that a breach can occur . This can happen by accident or by the stealth of a cyber criminal . For example , a distributed denial - of - service ( ) is a cyber attack inflicted on a business and can be targeted at its , network and / or . The target is overloaded by internet traffic with the intention of causing the system to crash as it cannot cope with the vast amounts of traffic . This can obviously have a severe impact on a business , for example customers cannot access the website and therefore there can be complaints , loss of customers and impact on the overall business .

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A privacy breach can occur when a person or people have to without . can include information which is such as , , National Insurance number , , and / or information .

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and In Content area 4 you learned about and regulatory . It is important that know and understand the legal and regulatory requirements that apply to their business and situation . They need to understand the of non - compliance and the that non - compliance has on their ( including ) and the of the business .

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System A failure can mean any aspect of a system such as and / or not functioning as intended . Depending on the severity of the system failure , it can have severe for a . For example , a business that is totally reliant on its digital systems and technologies in order to function would have a catastrophic effect on a business . If it cannot function , this can have negative and reputational impacts and possibly the loss of , which can have legal implications . Depending on what part of a system fails , there could also be to human life or injury . An example would be an automated process control system in a power plant . The creation of nuclear has to be carefully controlled as the large quantities of radio - active is extremely dangerous and has to be monitored . If there is a system failure , this could result in dangerous quantities of radio - active waste being released into the , with severe and possibly catastrophic risk to human life .

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Audience Not all of the world ? s can use or has access to the internet and technology . There are many reasons for this , which include , , and . When looking at and the implementation of digital technology , it is important that organisations consider whether there is a of excluding any of their target audience . If there is a risk , they need to consider what this would have on the , both financially and on its . The organisation needs to consider how the audience becomes excluded and whether there is anything that can be done to the risk of exclusion .

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Emerging Technology is forever , and cannot afford to and and forget about it . There is a constant flow of technological , systems and services being made . An organisation can become very quickly if it does not continually and make use of the technology available .

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Mobile It is important for to stay up to date with industry . The world we live in is moving very much in the direction of devices . It is therefore important for to mobile trends . This is especially important if the organisation already has a mobile using a mobile site or app . People who use also like using new and updated technology . Businesses are at risk of losing their target if their use of mobile technology becomes . In addition , organisations must consider the involved with .

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Most is now available through digital downloads via the . There are a lot of rival offering their own of software at varying to attract . As with all things downloaded through the internet , there is a . Businesses have to ensure that they purchase their software from businesses and that the websites facilitating the downloads are . It is not uncommon for digital systems to be infected with or if they have been downloaded from suspicious sites . With digital downloads in relation to software , the business will pay for the software and be forwarded a link via email to access the download . The themselves can pose a risk as a means for to access a system . The digital download companies save money by not having to deliver products in the form of CDs to their customers , but there is usually not a means to confirm that the software has been delivered . Therefore , customers may claim not to have received the software ( when in fact they have downloaded it ) and claim their money back via the system . Digital download businesses also strongly against each other and try to secure the majority share by launching their products and services ahead of competitors . The digital music download business is a good example of where the is .

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Cloud services In section 5 . 1 . 3 , you learned about the use of traditional and - based . A cloud environment offers greater and as well as possible savings , but there are . A key risk is failing to stay up to date and falling behind . A business needs to be constantly aware of new cloud technologies and the benefits they offer , as missing out on these will give their competitors who are using these new technologies a competitive advantage . It can be difficult for organisations to evaluate cloud market as cloud providers tend to report their cloud businesses differently . While there are the wellknown such as Google , Microsoft , Amazon and IBM , there are other vendors appearing all the time . Some organisations are linked to more than one provider , depending on the cloud service they require , for example ( Infrastructure as a Service ) , ( Software as a Service ) and ( Platform as a Service ) . Some of the larger vendors have expanded their services to incorporate all three areas ( as well as other areas such as hosted private , private , public and hybrid cloud ) . For businesses to make informed decisions about which vendor or vendor ( s ) to use , they have to think of the of their own systems and data . They will consider the ? ? of the different vendors , especially with respect to security , as well as the overall costs involved . Cloud provides will use techniques to entice customers to their products , which can include offering special , for example first year at a vastly reduced rate , as well as promotion of how secure their provision is in comparison to other providers .

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Education Changes in are altering the dynamics of , especially between and . The fastest trends are the use of laptops , tablets and other . Mobile devices are used as a substitute for handouts , books , paper and pens , and now they are used to change how teaching and learning takes place . In spite of these benefits , digital technology also brings risks to the education sector : As the number of mobile devices used by teachers and schoolchildren increases , there is a risk that the for the school / college will be overloaded , resulting in a negative impact on the bandwidth and performance of the technology used in the classroom . Security is another area of concern . There must be strict in place to prevent students either intentionally or inadvertently accessing restricted areas on the school / college network , for example administration and finance areas . Network managers must implement controls and be able to monitor who is accessing the network . Students with access to technology can when taking or carrying out controlled assignment work if they have ( permissible ) access to technology ( of course not all exams will allow any digital device ) . This can be overcome by teachers having access to students ? screens and what they are doing during live assessment . Many education establishments ( schools in particular ) prohibit the use of mobile phones within the classroom to mitigate the risks of students continually accessing social media while they should be studying in lessons . Network managers will usually install and other software that will provide what is known as application filtering .

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The and industries have also become more and more reliant on and although this brings many benefits , there are also many risks involved that need to be considered and mitigated against . The increase in the use of technology means that these industries are more to , which can be and extremely . For example , as the transport sector expands , its use of technology to control and monitor its operations increases and so there is more being transmitted between destinations , vehicles , ships , planes , trains , etc . These are a soft target , meaning they are vulnerable and easy prey for any professional hacker . In May 2021 , a cyber - attack shut down the which provides gasoline to around half of the east coast of the USA . This forced lasted around one week and the company has estimated that the attack cost them approximately $50 million . Similarly , a cyber - attack can put data at risk . A to sensitive customer , supplier or employee data can have serious , and reputational impacts on the business . In addition , there is the risk to critical which can have major impacts . Consider critical IT systems that are associated with , for example a system that is controlled by AI . If there is a sudden failure , there is a potential risk of horrendous vehicle accidents . Another example would be that have many digital systems and , for example , make available onboard the aircraft , which links into the systems of airports and air traffic control , therefore leaving a digital footprint . This provides with the opportunity to hack into the aircraft ? s operating systems or to interfere with and satellites . Failures associated with these systems could result in a risk to , damage to the environment and / or damage to property .

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