Introduction

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Mobile devices have become ubiquitous, but they bring security concerns. These devices can be vulnerable to various risks like malware, data breaches, and physical theft. With sensitive information often stored on them, securing mobile devices is paramount. This includes using strong passwords, encryption, and being cautious about app permissions. Understanding these security issues is crucial to safeguard personal and organizational data in an increasingly mobile-dependent world.

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1- Introduction 2- Computer hacking: Understanding the term and its types. 3- Impacts of hacking on individuals and organizations. 4- Types of hackers and their motivations. 5- Introduction 6- Types of cyber-attack methods: Understanding the different methods used in cyber-attacks on business communities. 7- Targeted vs. untargeted cyber-attacks: Understanding the difference and impact of targeted and untargeted attacks. 8- Identifying hacked devices: Recognizing 9- Introduction 10- Laws and regulations relating to computer and data use. 11- Impact of EU GDPR and similar legislation on businesses in an international trading environment. 12- Ways to protect data in transit and data at rest. 13- Criteria for Personal Data under EU GDPR and other major jurisdictions. 14- Legal sanctions for computer misuse. 15- Legal requirements to report suspected 16- Introduction 17- Key cyber security lapses and challenges in relation to mobile devices. 18- Threats posed to mobile devices and Wi-Fi enabled devices from malicious hacking. 19- Key cyber security lapses and challenges in relation to the Internet of Things. 20- Methods used to protect a range of mobile devices and the related data. 21- Practical steps to prevent the loss of data. 22- Introduction 23- Importance of mindset in cyber security. 24- Physical security approaches in cyber security plans 25- CPTED principles in cyber security plans. 26- ISO27001 Information Security Management Standard. 27- Other useful standards and education programs. 28- Key requirements of a security toolkit. 29- Designing a cyber security toolkit.
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