Data Integrity and Security Principles

Real estate

Information

Vehicles

Machinery

Communication

Confidentiality

Control

Compliance

Encrypting sensitive data

Sharing default passwords

Regularly updating passwords

Using tiered access levels

Ensuring data is accessible

Reducing data storage costs

Maintaining data accuracy

Protecting data from unauthorized access

By allowing open access to all employees

By encrypting data during transmission

By storing data in multiple locations

By using default passwords

Increased data storage costs

Slower network speeds

Unauthorized data access

Inaccurate data leading to financial loss

Data is stored in multiple locations

Data is encrypted at all times

Data is easy to access for authorized users

Data is only accessible to the CEO

Higher operational costs

Limited access for authorized users

Reduced data accuracy

Increased data breaches

Man-in-the-middle attack

DDoS attack

Phishing attack

SQL injection

A bank heist

A data leak at a hospital

A ransomware attack on a school

A cyber attack on Uber