crux points:
- Full form of CIA - Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability.
- These three key principles are the foundation for what's widely referred to as 'CIA Triad'.
- CIA triad is a guiding model for designing information security policies.
- Confidentiality means keeping things hidden.
In terms of security, keeping the data that you have hidden safely from unwanted eyes.
Example: Password protection that we use to prevent unauthorized access. - Integrity means keeping the data accurate and untampered with.
In simpler terms, data sent by the source = data received by the destination.
We mostly use the CRC mechanism to check whether data has tampered or not.
Example: When you want to download a file of 5 MB, you are able to download only 5 MB, not more than that or less than that. This means data sent is equal to the data received. - Availability means the information we have, should be readily accessible to the right people.
As a security administrator, you should be able to design security policies which meet the criteria of CIA triad.
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