Security+ SY0-701 Domain 2.1

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Across
  1. 4. An attack intended to interrupt or stop normal systems networks or business services
  2. 7. An authorized internal user who intentionally or unintentionally misuses access and creates security risk
  3. 8. A person group or organization capable of carrying out actions that threaten cybersecurity
  4. 10. A criminal group that uses sophisticated cyberattacks primarily to make money
  5. 11. A motivation involving retaliation against a person or organization for a perceived wrong
  6. 12. A government-backed threat actor that may use cyberattacks for espionage disruption or warfare
  7. 16. A threat actor who operates from outside the organization without legitimate internal access
  8. 17. Ideological or political views that motivate an attacker to support or oppose a cause
  9. 20. A highly resourced Advanced Persistent Threat often associated with nation-state activity and long-term attacks
  10. 21. Spying conducted to obtain secret confidential or proprietary information
  11. 22. The tools technology people information and other assets available to a threat actor
  12. 24. A motivation based on stealing money valuables or obtaining profit through cybercrime
  13. 25. Authorized simulated attacks performed to identify vulnerabilities and improve security
Down
  1. 1. The unauthorized removal or transfer of sensitive information from a computer or network
  2. 2. The ability of a threat actor to successfully perform particular attacks or techniques
  3. 3. A common term for an unskilled attacker who uses tools or scripts created by others
  4. 5. Threatening to expose damaging information or cause harm unless the victim meets a demand
  5. 6. A motivation focused on creating disorder confusion or interruption of normal operations
  6. 9. A threat actor who originates from within the organization and may already have authorized access
  7. 13. The degree of technical skill complexity and advancement demonstrated by a threat actor
  8. 14. The financial resources a threat actor can use to support cyberattack operations
  9. 15. An attacker who uses cyberattacks to promote a political social or ideological cause
  10. 18. The use of cyberattacks to disrupt an adversary gain military advantage or support armed conflict
  11. 19. The use of unauthorized or unmanaged technology systems applications or services within an organization
  12. 23. An attacker with limited technical knowledge who often relies on tools or code created by others