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Crash Course Data Security

IntroBooks Team

Maison d'édition: IntroBooks

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Synopsis

Everything comes with its advantages and disadvantages just 
like the digital world. The invention of the digital world took us 
all by surprise and now has become an integral part of our 
lives. It is almost impossible to think of a world without the 
internet, social media and or electronic gadgets. All businesses, 
whether small or big run on these digital sources of 
communication. The digital world has become a common part 
of the life of not only for every working person in the 
corporate sector but also in the lives of teachers, students, 
lawyers and artists. The data for each one of them is either to 
gain knowledge or to spread knowledge. 
The digital platform has become a great platform for many; 
however, it also has an unfortunate side. Cyber-crimes are 
increasing every single day and more and more people are 
becoming victims of this. The number of hackers is increasing 
day by day which is enhancing the need for data security by 
the minute.

Disponible depuis: 03/11/2019.

Science et Technologie

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