How safe is the information in this Digital era? –A critical review of the status quo

Authors : Arcot Purna Prasad

DOI : 10.18231/2394-2770.2018.0002

Volume : 5

Issue : 1

Year : 0

Page No : 5-9

In the Digital World cyber-attack has become a routine activity, and prudence lies in how to manage this without losing focus on prime business activities. On one side technologies and competition is atempting business to try new things to develop effectiveness on the other side data is becoming a threat at various levels. Threat perception has really created stress on systems, and considerable investment is forced to make on IT infrastructure and policy making. In this system whole system is strong in terms of operations and fragile in terms of maintaining the sanctity of the data.

Keywords: Cyber Attacks, Cyber Security, IT Infrastructure and IT Policy.


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