The Federal IT Survey is an annual report that assesses the current state of information technology within federal agencies.
Hacktivists are individuals or groups who use hacking as a form of activism, often targeting government agencies or organizations for political reasons. Cybercriminals, on the other hand, are individuals who engage in illegal activities online, such as identity theft or financial fraud.
According to the Federal IT Survey, hacktivists and cybercriminals are the top threats to federal agencies, posing significant risks to the security of government systems and data.
Hacktivists target federal agencies by exploiting vulnerabilities in their systems, gaining unauthorized access to sensitive information, or launching cyber attacks to disrupt operations.
Cybercriminals are often motivated by financial gain, intelligence gathering, or sabotage when targeting government organizations. They may also seek to compromise national security or cause reputational damage.
Federal agencies can protect themselves from cyber threats by implementing robust security measures, train employees on best practices, conduct regular security audits, and collaborate with industry partners to share threat intelligence.
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Top cybersecurity threats: Hacktivists, Cybercriminals according to Federal IT Survey.