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    Mind Map Information Security (Chapter 1)

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    Information security is designed to [1] protect the functionality of an organization and reduce the risk of unauthorized information disclosure. It aims to [2] safeguard technology assets in organisations by [3] enabling the safe operation of applications and protecting the data that the organisation collects and uses. The key aspects of information security are confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA) which are implemented in real environments through measures like access controls, authentication, and system availability. Organizations adopt different security models depending on the sensitivity of their protected assets and the trustworthiness of their users, with closed security being the most restrictive where all available security measures are employed. Potential risks to information security include the loss of sensitive information, physical damage, technical

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    Information security is designed to [1] protect the functionality of an organization and reduce the risk of unauthorized information disclosure. It aims to [2] safeguard technology assets in organisations by [3] enabling the safe operation of applications and protecting the data that the organisation collects and uses. The key aspects of information security are confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA) which are implemented in real environments through measures like access controls, authentication, and system availability. Organizations adopt different security models depending on the sensitivity of their protected assets and the trustworthiness of their users, with closed security being the most restrictive where all available security measures are employed. Potential risks to information security include the loss of sensitive information, physical damage, technical

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    Information security is designed to [1] protect the functionality of an organization and reduce the risk of unauthorized information disclosure. It aims to [2] safeguard technology assets in organisations by [3] enabling the safe operation of applications and protecting the data that the organisation collects and uses. The key aspects of information security are confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA) which are implemented in real environments through measures like access controls, authentication, and system availability. Organizations adopt different security models depending on the sensitivity of their protected assets and the trustworthiness of their users, with closed security being the most restrictive where all available security measures are employed. Potential risks to information security include the loss of sensitive information, physical damage, technical

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    Mind Map Information Security (Chapter 1)

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    Information security is designed to [1] protect the functionality of an organization and reduce the risk of unauthorized information disclosure. It aims to [2] safeguard technology assets in organisations by [3] enabling the safe operation of applications and protecting the data that the organisation collects and uses. The key aspects of information security are confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA) which are implemented in real environments through measures like access controls, authentication, and system availability. Organizations adopt different security models depending on the sensitivity of their protected assets and the trustworthiness of their users, with closed security being the most restrictive where all available security measures are employed. Potential risks to information security include the loss of sensitive information, physical damage, technical

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    INFORMATION SECURITY

    Protecting  reduce the


    the risk of
    functionality unauthorized
    of the information
    organisation disclosure

    Why we need Safeguarding


    Information technology
    Security assets in
    organisations
    Enabling the
    safe
    operation of Protecting
    applications the data
    that the
    organisation
    collect and
    1 use
    CIA (CONFIDENTIAL INTEGRITY AVAILABILITY)
    Confidential
    Designed to prevent
    sensitive information from Banking Online
    reaching wrong people using TAC number
    while making sure that before access into
    authorized people can user bank account
    access it.

    Integrity
    designed to protect data EXAMPLE OF
    from deletion or
    modification from an
    CHARACTERISTIC IMPLEMENTATIO Lock system on
    OF CIA Safe box
    unauthorized party and N CIA IN REAL
    only authorized person ENVIRONMENT
    can edit and remains in
    its original state when at
    rest. Availability
    Authentication mechanisms,
    access channels and system all Fingerprint
    have to work properly for the Biometric system
    information they protect and on smartphone
    ensure it’s available when it is
    2 needed.
    Type Of Security Model Simple password

    Example: hardware
    OPEN SECURITY (router, switch)

    Suitable for LANs/public WANs


    that are not connected to the
    Internet
    Most difficult to SECURITY MODEL
    implement Protected assests are minimal,
    user are trusted, and threats are
    minimal
    Protected assets are
    premium Firewalls and identity servers
    CLOSED SECURITY become the foundation of this
    model
    All users are not RESTRICTIVE
    trustworthy, and that SECURITY Suitable for
    threats are frequent
    LANs/public WANs
    All available security Protected assets are
    measures substantial, some users are Ease of use for users diminishes
    3 not trustworthy as security tighthens
    Loss of sensitive
    Physical damage
    information

    AI-powered chatbots
    Technical Problem
    manipulate information

    Loss or corruption Loss of essential


    of system data services

    POTENTIAL RISK IN
    INFORMATION SECURITY
    4

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