Welcome to the Attack Vector documentation, a comprehensive resource outlining various threat vectors, adversaries, and security risks across multiple domains. This document provides insights into cyber, physical, financial, and reputational threats, helping organizations identify and mitigate potential security risks effectively.
The document covers the following key areas:
- 👥 Actors & Adversaries – Overview of threat actors, including insiders, criminals, nation-states, and third parties.
- 💻 Cyber Attacks – Tactics used to compromise digital systems such as phishing, ransomware, and advanced persistent threats (APTs).
- 🔀 Hybrid Attack Vectors – Combination of cyber and physical attack methods to increase impact and effectiveness.
- 🏢 Physical Attacks – Threats involving direct actions on infrastructure, personnel, and facilities.
- 💰 Financial Attacks – Fraud, market manipulation, and financial crimes targeting organizations and individuals.
- 📉 Reputational Attacks – Strategies to damage public image, including misinformation, social media manipulation, and deepfake technology.
- 🕵️ Influence Operations – Psychological and disinformation campaigns used to manipulate public perception.
- 🚀 Emerging Technology Threats – Risks posed by new technologies such as AI, IoT, blockchain, and quantum computing.
⚠️ Unintentional Tortfeasors – Internal risks caused by negligence, poor management, and lack of risk controls.- 🔒 State-Sponsored Threats – Sophisticated attacks orchestrated by intelligence agencies and military organizations.
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