Often an extension of unauthorized access, data destruction means more thanjust intentionally or accidentally erasing or corrupting data. It’s easy to imaginesome evil hacker accessing your network and deleting all your important files,but consider the case in which authorized users access certain data, but whatthey do to that data goes beyond what they are authorized to do. A good exampleis the person who legitimately accesses aMicrosoft Access product databaseto modify product descriptions, only to discover he or she can change the pricesof the...