An Introduction to Computer Security Risk Analysis

Jun 12, 2013

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Information Security. Age-old conceptConsists of 4 basic parts - Availability: Accessibility of information for a purpose.Integrity: Completeness, wholeness, and readability of information, and the quality of being unchanged from a baseline state.Authenticity: Validity, conformance, and genuineness of information.Confidentiality: Limited observation and disclosure of knowledge only to authorized individuals.Technological advances both help and hinder its progress..

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An Introduction to Computer Security Risk Analysis

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