Presentación de ciberseguridad
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El documento habla sobre la seguridad informática y las principales amenazas como el ciberterrorismo, ciberdelincuencia, fraude y robo de información. Describe los riesgos informáticos como virus y delitos informáticos. También analiza la situación de la ciberseguridad en Colombia e incluye estadísticas sobre ataques cibernéticos. Por último, menciona el marco legal colombiano sobre delitos informáticos.
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- 1. SEGURIDAD INFORMÁTICA Por: Silvana Vergara Profesor: Jorge Luis Díaz Año: 2020 – 1 Universidad de la Costa
- 3. LAS AMENAZAS MÁS COMUNES SON: • Ciberguerra
- 5. CIBERCRIMEN.
- 6. FRAUDE Y ROBO DE INFORMACIÓN
- 9. CLASES DE RIESGOS INFORMÁTICOS
- 11. SEGURIDAD INFORMÁTICA EN COLOMBIA.
- 12. ESTADÍSTICAS DE SEGURIDAD EN COLOMBIA
- 15. • Los mejores países en ciberdefensa son:
- 16. • Los países menos preparados con ciberdefensa.
- 18. SENTENCIA SP1245- 2015 • Hurto por medios informáticos.
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