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Elements of Integrity
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Data is stored and transferred as intended. Any modification to the data would be identified.
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Hashing
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Map data of any arbitrary length of fixed length
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Digital signatures
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Mathematical scheme to verify integrity of data
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Certificates
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Combine with a digital signature to verify an individual.
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Non-repudiation
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Provides proof of integrity, can be asserted to be genuine.
SY0 701
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Decks in class (131)
# Cards
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Security controls 1.111
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Preventive Control types (1.1)4
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Deterrent control types (1.14
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Detective control types (1.1)4
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Corrective control (1.1)4
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Compensating control (1.1)4
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Directive control type (1.1)4
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CIA Triad 1.24
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Confidentiality (1.2)4
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Integrity (1.2)5
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Availability (1.2)4
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Non repudiation (1.2)5
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Acronyms324
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Authentication, Authorization, & Accounting 1.27
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Gap Analysis 1.25
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Zero Trust 1.28
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Physical Security 1.27
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1.2 Deception & Disruption4
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Change management steps 1.39
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Technical change management steps 1.39
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Public Key Infrastructure 1.46
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Encrypting data 1.410
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Key Exchange 1.46
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Encryption technologies 1.47
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Obfuscation 1.47
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Hashing & digital signatures 1.49
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Blockchain technology 1.42
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Certificates 1.412
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2.1 Threat Actors15
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2.2 Common Threat Vectors13
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2.2 Phishing4
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Impersonation 2.26
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Watering Hole Attacks 2.24
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Other Social engineering attacks (2.2)3
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Memory Injections 2.33
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Buffer Overflows 2.31
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Race Conditions 2.33
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Malicious Updates 2.33
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2.3 Operating system vulnerabilities3
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2.3 SQL Injection4
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2.3 Cross Site Scripting7
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2.3 Hardware Vulnerabilities4
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2.3 Virtualization Vulnerabilities4
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2.3 Cloud specific Vulnerabilities.3
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Supply chain vulnerabilities 2.37
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Misconfiguration vulnerabilities 2.35
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Mobile device vulnerabilities 2.34
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Zero-day vulnerabilities 2.33
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An overview of Malware 2.46
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2.4 Viruses and worms5
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2.4 Spyware and Bloatware5
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2.4 Other Malware Types6
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2.4 Physical attacks4
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2.4 Denial of Service4
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2.4 DNS attacks4
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2.4 Wireless Attacks5
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2.4 On Path Attacks2
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2.4 Replay attacks6
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2.4 Malicious Code3
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2.4 Application attacks11
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2.4 Cryptographic Attacks5
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2.4 Password attacks6
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2.4 Indicators of compromise9
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2.5 Segmentation and Access Control3
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2.5 Mitigation techniques6
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2.5 Hardening techniques9
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3.1 Cloud Infrastructure6
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3.1 Network Infrastructure concepts4
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3.1 other Infrastructure concepts10
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3.1 Infrastructure Considerations12
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3.2 Secure Infrastructures5
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3.2 Intrusion prevention5
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3.2 Network appliances10
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3.2 Port Security4
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3.2 Firewall Types6
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3.2 Secure communication11
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3.3 Data types and classifications3
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3.3 States of Data5
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3.3 Protecting data9
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3.4 Resiliency11
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3.4 Capacity planning4
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3.4 Recovery Testing5
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3.4 Backups8
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3.4 Power resiliency3
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4.1 Secure Baselines4
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4.1 Hardening targets10
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4.1 Securing wireless & Mobile8
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4.1 Wireless Security settings11
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4.1 Application Security7
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4.2 Asset management6
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4.3 Vulnerability scanning5
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4.3 Threat intelligence5
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4.3 Penetration testing5
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4.3 Analyzing Vulnerabilities9
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4.3 Vulnerability remediation9
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4.4 Security monitoring8
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4.4 Security tools11
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4.5 Firewalls6
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4.5 Web filtering8
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4.5 Operating system security3
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4.5 Secure Protocols5
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4.5 email security5
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4.5 Monitoring data7
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4.5 Endpoint Security8
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4.6 Identity and Access Management10
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4.6 Access controls8
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4.6 Multifactor Authentication7
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4.6 Password Security7
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4.7 Scripting and automation4
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4.8 Incident response10
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4.8 Incident planning5
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4.8 Digital Forensics7
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4.9 Log data12
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5.1 Security policies10
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5.1 Security Standards5
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5.1 Security procedures7
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5.1 Security considerations4
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5.1 Data roles & Responsibilities2
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5.2 Risk Management4
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5.2 Risk Analysis6
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5.2 Risk Management Strategies2
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5.2 Business impact analysis1
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5.3 Third Party Assessment10
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5.3 Agreement types2
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5.4 Compliance7
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5.4 privacy6
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5.5 Audits and Assessments3
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5.5 Penetration tests6
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5.6 Security Awareness5
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5.6 User training2
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1.1 Compare and contrast types of secuirty controls1
