1
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Define integrity
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Ensures information and data remain accurate and unchanged from original state unless modified by someone
2
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Why is integrity important
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ensures data accuracy, maintain trust, ensure system operability
3
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HASHING
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Process of converting data into a fixed-sized value. Hash digest=Digital fingerprint
4
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Digital signatures
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Use encryption to ensure integrity and authenticity
5
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Checksums
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Method to verity integrity of data during transmission
6
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Access Controls
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Ensures only authorized uses can modify data
7
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Regular audits
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Reviewing logs and operations to make sure only authorized changes are made and discrepancies are addressed
SY0-701 Flash cards
flashcards
Decks in class (24)
# Cards
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Fundamentals of Security16
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Threats and vulnerabilities7
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Confidentiality8
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Integrity7
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Availability8
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Non-Repudiation3
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Authentication10
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Authorization2
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Accounting9
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Security Control Categories4
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Security control types6
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Gap Analysis5
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Zero Trust10
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Threat Actor12
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Obj. 2.1 Threat actor motivations10
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Threat actor attributes5
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Unskilled attackers3
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Hacktivists4
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Organized crime3
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Nation state actors7
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Insider threats2
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Shadow IT3
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Threat vectors and attack surfaces11
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Outsmarting threat actors14
