Understanding Information Security Principles

What is the principle of information security that ensures information is only accessed by authorised individuals?

• Integrity

• Confidentiality

• Availability

• Accessibility

Which principle of information security ensures that information is accurate and up to date?

• Confidentiality

• Integrity

• Availability

• Security

What does the principle of availability in information security refer to?

• Information is only accessed by authorised individuals

• Information is always available and usable by those who need it

• Information is accurate and complete

• Information is protected from unauthorised access

Which of the following is a risk associated with unauthorised access to data?

• Equipment failure

• Espionage

• Human error

• Data encryption

What is an example of accidental loss of data?

• Hacking

• Human error

• Computer virus

• Fraudulent activity

Which of the following is an example of intentional destruction of data?

• Equipment failure

• Targeted malicious attack

• Poor information security policy

• Data backup

What is an example of intentional tampering with data?

• Espionage

• Hacking

• Equipment failure

• Data encryption

Which of the following is an impact of a failure in information security?

• Increased data accuracy

• Loss of intellectual property

• Improved data availability

• Enhanced confidentiality

What impact does a loss of service and access have on an organisation?

• Improved security

• Increased productivity

• Operational disruption

• Enhanced reputation

Which of the following is a consequence of failing to secure confidential information?

• Loss of reputation

• Increased data integrity

• Enhanced availability

• Improved confidentiality