Cybersecurity {Department|Division} Of {Energy|Power|Vitality}
It {is possible|is feasible} {to reduce|to scale back|to {cut|reduce|minimize} back} an attacker's {chances|possibilities|probabilities} by {keeping|maintaining|preserving} {systems|methods|techniques} {up to date|updated} with {security|safety} patches and updates, {using|utilizing} a {security|safety} scanner and/or hiring {people|individuals|folks} with {expertise|experience} in {security|safety}, {though|although} none {of these|of those} {guarantee|assure} the prevention of an {attack|assault}. The {effects|results} {of data|of knowledge|of information} loss/damage {can be|could be|may be} {reduced|lowered|decreased} by {careful|cautious} backing up and {insurance|insurance coverage}. Beyond vulnerability scanning, many organizations contract {outside|outdoors|exterior} {security|safety} auditors to run {regular|common} penetration {tests|checks|exams} {against|towards|in opposition to} their {systems|methods|techniques} to {identify|determine|establish} vulnerabilities. Vul