Do you think a terrorist organization like ISIS will, at any point, try to target a multinational company operating in the Middle East?

Many organizations preach that it’s “all about the people” but what that actually means is often lost in translation. Any thoughts? 2. Business models always align to the culture and the strategic goals of an organization. While this may seem simple, it can be difficult if the agency does not understand its current culture or how it will remain relevant in the future. Any thoughts? 3. Do you think a terrorist organization like ISIS will, at any point, try to target a multinational company operating in the Middle East? 4. Cyber terrorism is one of the most under-funded and underrated forms of terrorism. When we think of terrorism, images of 9/11, Boston and Paris – most recently, come to mind. The reasoning is legitimate in that those are acts of physical harm. Cyber terrorism on the other hand, does not require bombs and guns, yet threatens nuclear reactors, the Pentagon, the Central Intelligence Agency, the New York Stock Exchange are all very real if they were to be attacked by hackers sitting thousands of miles away . What are some ways to mitigate this kind of threat? 4. Are large corporations in league with terrorist organizations? Or, are their tactics just plain, old greed? Please provide one reference for each question