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Directions: Each of the following questions has a paragraph from which a sentence has been deleted. From the given options, choose the sentence that completes the paragraph in the most appropriate way.
(___________). After all, most want to make a profit. They work in a well-oiled, thriving criminal industry. Their operations involve partnerships, specializations, and supply chains. These criminal enterprises often share information with each other when it is mutually beneficial, but at other times compete to attack the most profitable targets. Rather than thinking of a clandestine hacker working out of a basement, you will be better served to picture a sophisticated, professional operation working out of an office tower. To strengthen your digital resilience, adopt a competitor’s mindset.
Protecting yourself from a breach can be daunting, given how many emails pass through your organization each week.But if you think of cyber criminals as a business, you can keep up with them more effectively.
These broad phishing attacks are not targeted. It’s a volume play, as any strategist would recognize, and it preys on our shared human weaknesses.
Before you can mitigate your organization’s security risks, it’s important to understand how email gets companies in trouble.
Impersonation attacks are even more specialized spear-phishing attacks, ones that occur when attackers pose as an individual you know and trust.
To gain this trust, a cyber criminal will mine information so they can credibly assume that person’s identity.
Correct Answer is (d). In the whole passage once the word hacker is mentioned. The author describes them as a very professional person. So Option D) is best suited and acts as an introduction.
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