| Accidental Deletion |
The unintentional removal of important data from ICT systems that results in data loss. |
| Data Breaches |
Unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information, leading to data loss and potential harm to individuals or organizations. |
| Earthquake |
Seismic activity that can cause physical damage to data storage infrastructure leading to data loss. |
| Fire |
Destructive blaze that can engulf data centers and destroy data stored within them. |
| Flood |
Overflowing of water which can damage hardware and destroy data storage devices. |
| Hardware Failure |
The malfunction or damage of physical components in ICT systems that can lead to data loss. |
| Human Error |
Mistakes or negligence by individuals operating or managing ICT systems that may result in data loss. |
| Hurricane |
Storm with strong winds and heavy rainfall that can damage data centers and cause data loss. |
| Improper Data Handling |
Careless or negligent actions that lead to data loss, such as improper storage or transfer practices. |
| Inadequate Backup |
Insufficient or irregular data backup procedures in ICT systems, increasing the risk of data loss. |
| Lack Of Backup |
The absence of redundant copies of data, increasing the risk of permanent data loss in the event of a mishap. |
| Lightning |
Electrical discharge during thunderstorms that can cause power surges leading to data loss. |
| Malware Attacks |
Malicious activities targeting ICT systems to compromise data integrity and confidentiality. |
| Malware Infections |
Malicious software programs that can infiltrate ICT systems and cause data loss. |
| Misconfiguration |
Errors in system setup or configuration that can lead to data loss, such as incorrect permissions or settings. |
| Natural Disasters |
Issues such as floods, fires, earthquakes, and hurricanes that can cause physical destruction to ICT systems, leading to data loss. |
| Network Failures |
Disruptions or malfunctions in the communication infrastructure of ICT systems that can cause data loss. |
| Phishing Attacks |
Fraudulent attempts to obtain sensitive information, which can result in data loss if successful. |
| Power Outage |
Loss of electricity supply which can lead to data corruption or loss. |
| Power Outages |
Disruptions to power supply such as immediate loss of power |
| Software Corruption |
Where the software in ICT systems gets altered or damaged, causing potential data loss. |
| Tornado |
Violently rotating column of air that can destroy buildings housing data centers resulting in data loss. |
| Tsunami |
Series of large waves caused by underwater earthquakes that can flood data centers leading to data loss. |
| Unauthorized Access |
When individuals or entities gain entry to a system without permission, potentially resulting in data loss or theft. |
| Wildfire |
Uncontrolled fire that can engulf data centers and destroy data stored within them. |
