1.2 Comp Programming - Understanding the CIA Triad

What does the 'C' in the CIA triad stand for?

• Confidentiality

• Control

• Communication

• Compliance

Which of the following is a measure related to confidentiality?

• Passwords

• Data Backup

• Data Analysis

• System Updates

What is the main focus of integrity in the CIA triad?

• Backing up data regularly

• Encrypting all data

• Providing data access to everyone

• Ensuring data is accurate and unaltered

Which example best illustrates a breach of confidentiality?

• A website is updated with new content

• A backup system is implemented

• A server is down for maintenance

• A password is shared with unauthorized users

What does availability in the CIA triad ensure?

• Data is always backed up

• Authorized users can access data when needed

• Data is encrypted at all times

• Only top-level management can access data

Which of the following is a threat to data availability?

• Denial-of-service attacks

• Password sharing

• Regular updates

• Data encryption

How can integrity be compromised?

• By unauthorized data alterations

• By implementing multi-factor authentication

• By encrypting data

• By using strong passwords

What is a common method to ensure confidentiality?

• Backing up data frequently

• Regularly updating software

• Allowing open access to all data

• Encrypting sensitive data

Which of the following is an example of maintaining data integrity?

• Allowing all employees to edit data

• Ignoring unauthorized access attempts

• Using digital signatures

• Sharing passwords among team members

What is the purpose of the CIA triad in cybersecurity?

• To provide a framework for evaluating security

• To ensure all data is public

• To eliminate the need for passwords

• To allow unrestricted data access