Compromise

1. Security - cyber crime - confidentiality.

To weaken, expose to risk or threat, or breach confidentiality.

Huge range of cybercrime

"Fraudsters go for easy targets. If there are obvious weak spots in a company's digital security, they will exploit them.

There is a huge range of types of cybercrime, ranging from attempts to compromise an entire business's operations, to simple scams aimed at exploiting the vulnerability of customers and staff."

Cybercrime – A Threat And An Opportunity - the Treasurer's Wiki.

2. Agreement - settlement - concession.

To reach a settlement or agreed position, usually following discussion or negotiation, and concessions by each of the parties to the settlement or agreement.

3. Noun.

The act - or the result - of compromising.

Working capital management is a compromise

"As a result, the management of working capital is essentially a compromise between levels high enough for smooth commercial operation and safeguarding reputation, and levels low enough to be financially efficient."

Working capital management - the Treasurer's Wiki.

See also

• Balance
• Business email compromise
• Confidentiality
• Credential compromise
• Cybercrime
• Cybercrime – A Threat And An Opportunity
• Cyber security: protecting your business and your clients
• Dynamic balance
• Reputational risk
• Strong Customer Authentication
• Transaction risk analysis
• Two-factor authentication
• Working capital management