CIA Stands for confidentiality, integrity and availability. CIA would be necessary to secure business data for accounting purposes. All the books of the company should be made accessible only to relevant users which would keep the books integrated. Further, storing the data in digital means would make the business data available as and when required.
For example: XERO accounting software uses password to secure data and provides data integrity through its safety. The data is also available through continuous backing.
Question One 1.5 Marks One of the key principles in information security that supports CIA is...
The CIA model of information security is a very fundamental concept in security. Ensuring the three sides of the CIA model is protected is an important step in designing a secure system. Do you feel the CIA model provides enough security for today’s systems? Why or why not? Provide an example that supports your belief.
Please complete below Information Security Incidents and their impacts as relating to CIA? is that incident is confidentiality, Integrity or Avablilty? and how will you address your incident Incident CIA area(s) affected How you address this issue? I LOVEYOU Virus If your company Information System accessible intermittently due to heavy traffic You are unable to access ATM machine to withdraw cash You are able to withdraw cash but receipt information is wrong. You are able to access your institute Information...
Information security principles provide the basis for security standards. There are several entities and governing bodies that create standards and regulations for use with information security. Explain the design methodology, implementation approach, and the person who involves in designing a good information security system for an organization. (20 marks) Learning Outcome: Explain the basic principles and techniques in designing a secure system
Question 1 (1.5 marks): Asymmetric Security (The RSA algorithm) Consider the last two pairs of two digits of your student ID. Select two prime numbers that are http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List of prime numbers#The first 500 prime numbers For example: Student ID 9001346 -1346 The closest prime number to 13 is itself 13 and the closest prime number to 46 is 47. a. Assuming that these two prime numbers are the variables P and Q, determine the private and public keys used by...
Question 2 Information Security Management involves the consideration of various laws and legal constraints. One on hand, businesses must be compliant with laws, and therefore act as a constraint on activity. On the other hand, laws act as a form of control against attacks. a) The EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in UK in May 2018. At the same time in the UK the Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA) replaced the Data Protection Act 1998 i)...
Select one of the principles of universal design. Discuss how this principle specifically supports the need(s) of the older adult. Give an example.
business and society QUESTION 5 (20 Marks) 5.1 Critically discuss the principles of ethical decision making (10 marks) 5.2 Propose some practical suggestions for making ethical decisions. (5 marks) 5.3 Indicate why ethical decision making can be difficult (5 marks) QUESTION 6 (20 Marks) There are SEVEN (7) key environments that affect businesses today. Discuss these in the light of forces pushing towards more freedom (free markets) and those pushing towards more state control QUESTION 5 (20 Marks) 5.1 Critically...
Question 4 (20 marks) Part A (10 marks) Explain the difference between financial accounting and management accounting with reference to the following characteristics. (10 marks) Characteristie Financial Accounting Management Accounting General definition Types of reports produced and relevant regulations Users of reports produced One example of a typical accounting task undertaken in the area
A key tenet of the NIST SP 800-53r5 (Security and Privacy Controls for Information Systems and Organizations) specification is that security and privacy requirements are a subset of all requirements that can be imposed on an information system and/or an organization. In other words, when we develop systems/applications for example, we must consider security and privacy requirements as part of overall system requirements A. True B. False
Question 1: (5 Marks) Compare the similarities and differences between traditional computing and the computing clouds launched in recent years. Consider all technical and economic aspects as listed below. Answer the following questions against real example systems or platforms built in recent years. Also discuss possible convergence of the two computing paradigms in the future. Question 2: (5 Marks) An increasing number of organizations in industry and business adopt cloud systems. Answer the following questions regarding cloud computing: List and...