5. Material damage as a consequence of service failure due to denial of service and similar attacks on e-commerce companies, e-mail and social media service providers, creation of fake operation records; attackers acquiring, disclosing, modifying or destructing confidential information. 6. Loss of reputation by companies engaged in e-commerce, finance sector or other corporations offering online payment or money transfer services as a consequence of attackers stealing sensitive customer information, social distrust towards online transactions and material loss incurred by customers using such services. 7. Discontinuity of small and medium sized industry operations, commerce and service sector companies due to a lack of security measures in their IT systems or human error, resulting in attackers stealing, disclosing, modifying or destructing sensitive or commercial information. 8. Exposure to malware and phishing attacks, fraud and identity theft, attackers stealing, modifying or destructing personal information and devices and performing fake transactions due to reasons such as social addiction to internet and social networks, insufficient knowledge and awareness about cyber security, and failing to take personal security measures in mobile and stationary information systems. 2016-2019 National Cyber Security Strategy 18/26