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Threats, malware, and attack techniques

Reputational Damage

Reputational damage is the harm done to an organization’s reputation due to ethical, safety, product-quality or employee issues, as well as data leaks and cyberattacks. Damage to reputation can result in lost revenue, increased costs, decreased shareholder value and loss of trust or confidence from customers, partners and other stakeholders.

Short reference entry

This term has a definition only. The longer entries in threats, malware, and attack techniques are: