O nce upon a time in the digital kingdom, there was a young and promising organization named Snow White who was known for her innovative spirit and the potential for greatness. However, lurking in the shadows was the evil queen, a greedy and relentless cybersecurity hacker who wanted to destroy Snow White. T he evil queen, aided by her magic mirror (the dark web), constantly sought to expose vulnerabilities in Snow White’s systems. The mirror whispered dark secrets, revealing weaknesses and
plotting malicious schemes against the unsuspecting organization. T he Queen despatched a virus called The Huntsman to lead Snow White deep into strange territories in the digital kingdom with instructions to destroy Snow White. The Huntsman had a soft spot and ultimately failed in his quest to end Snow White. She escaped and found refuge with a group of hardworking IT security workers who looked after her. D iscovering her hitman had disappointed her, the evil queen concocted a particularly poisonous attack— malware designed to put Snow White to sleep. The poison apple, as it came to be known, was delivered through a seemingly harmless link or attachment. Snow White, unaware of the impending danger, fell victim to the poisoned fruit. As the malware took effect, the organization fell into a deep slumber, leaving the
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