Hardware is often the most valuable asset possessed by an organization, and it is the main target of intentional attacks.

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Elza [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

False is the correct answer for the above question

Explanation:

Hardware is a type of assets but its target is not for the intentional attack because it is used to make the organization
In any system or organization, there are two parts hardware and software and the hardware can be defined which can be touched that can be physical assets.
But the intentional attack is an attack that can be done from the internal source of the organization and the hardware can not do attack because it is a physical asset.
The above question states that the hardware is the cause of intentional attacks which is not correct as described above. Hence false is the correct answer.

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