Cyber Forensics

2. Software that is used to allow a hacker to access all the activity on an individual’s personal/business computer
4. Under this company's privacy policy, all video, photo, and message content is deleted from servers after it’s been viewed by all recipients or after 30 days.
5. Intentionally entering an unauthorized network system
8. These hackers fall somewhere in the middle. The short definition is that they violate computer laws, steal information, or shut down systems—but not for personal gain.
11. The specialized practice of identifying, preserving, extracting, documenting, and interpreting electronic data that can be used as evidence
13. Self-replicating malware program that spreads through a computer system by sending copies of itself to networked computers
14. Software designed with the intention to harm a computer or the information therein
16. Uses the same analysis techniques as computer forensics except the emphasis is placed on the Internet as a whole

1. These hackers attempt to find computer security vulnerabilities and exploit them for personal financial gain or other malicious reasons.
3. Illegally gathering personal information
6. Hacking into a company’s internal networking system for the purpose of demonstrating or protesting a political agenda
7. Software designed to provide unauthor-ized access to a computer system
9. Ensuring that users always have accesses to their systems when required and expected, part of the CIA Triad.
10. Part of the CIA Triad, means that systems and data are only being access to those who are authorized to do so.
12. This company will always have your location data regardless of device settings
13. These hackers are security experts that use their technical skills to to find vulnerabilities before malicious actors do.
15. Security professionals ensure that data can always be trusted, part of the CIA Triad.
17. A copy made in the same type of media