Annie returned to her Florida home from the office in the early afternoon to celebrate her 2nd marriage anniversary. She had prepared all of Mike's favorite dishes and decorated the house to create a warm and loving atmosphere. After setting everything up, she went to take some rest. As the clock struck 5 pm, she anticipated Mike's arrival, only to receive a call from him, informing her about a city-wide tornado that had blocked the roads and transportation along various routes.

Looking out her window, she noticed five hungry alligators wandering into their courtyard from the nearby Lake Cypress and a massive tornado looming in the distance with thunderstorms and lightning. She attempted to turn on the television for news, but there was an unexpected power outage, and her phone signal was also down, leaving her unable to call 911 for help. Fumbling in the dark, she searched for candles, but to no avail, and due to the darkness, she stumbled on the staircase, fracturing her leg. This was an incredibly tragic situation, but history has witnessed even more calamitous events.

Considering the above situation, we can categorize Annie's security challenges into two distinct types. The first category encompasses issues like her nonfunctional phone, power outage, lack of access to television, inability to locate candles, and a broken leg. These vulnerabilities are all internal to the house or organization. The second category involves external threats, such as the tornado, thunderstorms, lightning, and alligators. These threats arise from outside the house or organization and are beyond their direct control.

Understanding these distinctions is crucial in the realm of security. Information security is essential for addressing internal security concerns, while cyber security is vital for dealing with external threats. By employing the appropriate security measures based on the nature of the vulnerability, risk, danger, and attack, organizations can protect themselves and their customers from significant and potentially devastating losses.

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