Title: Examine the consequences of unsecured data.
Course: Cybersecurity in Family and Consumer Sciences, Advanced (19299-II-36) > Section: Securing Personal and Organizational Data

Examination should include the consequences of unsecured data to

- individuals
  - identity theft
  - compromised financial information (e.g., credit problems)
  - fraud
  - compromised reputation
- organizations
  - loss of reputation, financial assets, productivity
  - cost of mitigation
  - legal implications.

Process/Skill Questions:

Thinking

- What are the consequences of unsecured data?
- How can unauthorized access to online data affect a person’s life?

Communication

- Why is the communication of compromised financial information important to consumers?
- How can effective communication minimize the likelihood of a person having unsecured data?

Leadership

- What role do leaders have in securing online data?

Management

- What consequences may result from unauthorized access to unsecured data?
- How can the consequences of unauthorized access to unsecured data be reversed?
- What liability should an organization have for unsecured data?