CIA Triad
Across
- 3. Guarantee that data remains accurate complete and unaltered
- 4. Convenience of system access balanced against security friction
- 6. Cryptographic function used to verify that files have not been altered
- 9. Unauthorized editing or modification of information
- 12. Offsite copies of data used to recover from system outages or ransomware
- 13. Added security steps that decrease ease of access
- 14. Framework balancing confidentiality integrity and availability
- 15. Access control rule restricting visibility to only what is needed
- 17. Accidental damage or alteration of digital information
- 18. School portal system vulnerable to integrity attacks
- 19. Digital presence including social media and payment details
- 21. Process of verifying identity through passwords or multi factor methods
- 24. Verification requiring multiple methods to confirm identity
- 25. Principle ensuring sensitive information is accessible only to authorized users
Down
- 1. Backup system setup to maintain availability during server failures
- 2. Unique strings used to secure individual accounts
- 5. Principle ensuring systems and data are accessible when needed
- 7. Attack that overwhelms servers to destroy system availability
- 8. Secret required to unlock and read encrypted ciphertext
- 10. Practice of protecting digital information throughout its lifecycle
- 11. Unreadable scrambled data resulting from encryption
- 16. Original readable format of data before encryption
- 20. Malicious software that blocks access to data until payment is made
- 22. Scrambling readable plaintext into unreadable ciphertext
- 23. System restricting permissions based on student or teacher status