Y11 EC Networking Wk2 L2

They reduce the need for technology in business.

They present only challenges with no benefits.

They drive significant growth and innovation.

They have no impact on data management or security.

Limited internet connectivity

Increased data management challenges

Reduced customer engagement

Decreased need for security

Development of energy-efficient hardware

Reduced demand for processing power

Growth of edge computing

Decreased need for network architecture changes

Because more devices mean more potential entry points for cyber threats and data breaches.

Because hardware security is cheaper than software security.

Because connected devices do not require any security.

Because data generated by devices is always encrypted.

HTTP

SMTP

TCP/IP

Bluetooth

External hard drives

Network-attached storage (NAS)

Cloud storage

Manual file copying

To ensure fair practices and protect user privacy

To increase the speed of data transmission

To reduce the cost of networking hardware

To simplify network architecture

Consent for data collection

Data breach notification

Access to correct personal information

Mandatory encryption of all data

Organisations must notify individuals and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) when a data breach occurs likely to result in serious harm.

Organisations must immediately delete all affected data after a breach.

Organisations must pay a fine for every data breach incident.

Organisations must notify only the affected individuals, not the OAIC.

Improved operational efficiency through real-time data collection

Increased downtime due to lack of automation

Reduced customer personalization

Limited access to data for decision making