What conclusions, if any, can be drawn regarding cybercrime based on this?

In this discussion post, you will analyze and provide your perspective on why, in spite of verbose information and data on the likelihood and impact of a cybersecurity event, many organizations do not properly prepare for one. Begin by reading the article “Why Organizations Don’t Prepare for Information Security Incidents”. After reading the article provided above, respond to the following prompts in your post: Post at least three reasons you think organizations don’t prepare for information security incidents. Many applications that impact security and privacy are free. As a consumer, do you see more value in paying for an application that is more secure and does not use your personal information as part of the transaction? Justify your answer.

How would a hacktivist set themselves apart from a cyber-terrorist? Isn't hacking an enemy organization a war crime? And when and how? There's also cyberterrorism.

What are the most significant information technology security issues facing firms today? Do you think they've changed in the last five years, and do you think they'll continue to change? What steps can organizations take to ensure that they are wel-prepared for future security risks?

Can we draw any conclusions or make any recommendations about cybercrime based on this?