What is an example of a natural cybersecurity threat?

Natural cybersecurity threats are events that originate from natural disasters rather than human actions or malicious intent. Earthquakes can lead to significant disruptions in infrastructure, including data centers, where critical systems and information are stored. When such disasters occur, they can cause power outages, physical damage to hardware, and accessibility issues, resulting in data loss or prolonged downtime for organizations. This type of threat requires organizations to implement disaster recovery and business continuity plans to mitigate the impact of natural disasters. The other options pertain to intentionally created threats or attacks that are perpetrated by individuals or groups, which do not fall under the category of natural threats.