INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE

refers to the underlying framework of interconnected hardware, software, data, and communication networks that enable the flow, storage, processing, and accessibility of information and data within an organization, community, or society at large.

It serves as the foundation for various information and communication technologies (ICT)

Key components of information infrastructure

connect various
components of the information infrastructure,
including the internet, intranets, LANs (Local Area
Networks), WANs (Wide Area Networks), and cloud
computing services. These networks facilitate data
transmission and connectivity.

set of rules and conventions that govern how
data is formatted, transmitted, and interpreted
across the infrastructure.

Security tools, practices, and protocols to protect
data and systems from unauthorized access,
cyberattacks, and data breaches.

Skilled professionals who design, maintain, and
manage the information infrastructure, including
network administrators, system engineers,
cybersecurity experts, and data analysts.

servers, computers, networking
equipment, storage devices, and other physical
equipment that store, process, and transmit data
and information.

Operating systems, applications, and software
systems that enable data processing, management,
and manipulation.

physical facilities and data centers where
servers, networking equipment, and other hardware
are housed. This includes power sources, cooling
systems, and physical security measures.