Fundamentals of Cyber Security
A threat report for a commercial client: the attacks it realistically faces, what each one costs if it lands, and the controls, frameworks and recovery planning that bring the risk down. Presented with a companion talk on critical national infrastructure.
Fundamentals Of Cyber Security
Executive Summary
This research examines the growing cybersecurity threats faced by UK organisations, with a focus on protecting customer data and operational systems from cybercrime. It analyses potential risks, identifies common attack methods, and evaluates frameworks and controls that can mitigate these threats. The report also considers the role of cybercriminal actors, the consequences of inadequate security, and strategies for recovery. The objective is to provide practical recommendations that enhance organisational resilience and data security.
Key Highlights
Grade
First Class - 70%
Technologies
NIST Framework, Defence in Depth, Cyber Security Controls, Disaster Recovery, Advanced Persistent Threats & Other CyberSec Concepts.
Focus Area
Cyber Criminal Prevention: Proactive; Identify, Protect, Detect. Reactive; Respond, Recover. Controls; Physical, Technical, Procedural & Legal.
Outcome
Presentation & 4.5k word report on basic cybersecurity principles, threat analysis, and mitigation strategies within a commercial organisational context.
Academic Report (Word)
the client Cyber Security Threat Report
View Word Document →Module Report (PDF)
Technical Breakdown
- Threat Analysis & Risk Identification
- Cyber Defence Frameworks & Controls
- Mitigation Strategies & Security Best Practices
- Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Planning
- Compliance with Cybersecurity Regulations