IT for Management: Cyber Security and Aramco Impact Report
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This report analyzes the cyber security incident that targeted Saudi Aramco in 2012, specifically focusing on the impact of the Shamoon virus. The report details the nature of the attack, which involved a self-replicating virus that destroyed over 30,000 machines and resulted in significant data loss, impacting the company's petroleum production and leading to substantial financial losses. It examines the organization's response, including the adoption of American-style cyber security practices to mitigate future risks and changes in organizational processes. The report also provides recommendations for enhanced cyber security, such as the adoption of IDS/IPS and the installation of firewalls, to protect against future threats. The analysis highlights the importance of robust cyber security measures for large organizations to prevent disruptions and financial damages.
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