Cybersecurity Objectives

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 The fundamental ideas that help organizations safeguard their digital assets, information, and systems from attacks are known as cybersecurity objectives. Often known as the CIA Triad, the three main cybersecurity goals are:

Confidentiality: limiting unauthorized access and data breaches by making sure that only authorized people and institutions can access critical information.

Integrity: ensuring that information is accurate, trustworthy, and immune to malevolent attacks or unauthorized users.

Availability: ensuring that networks, data, and systems are available and operational when required, avoiding interruptions brought on by intrusions or malfunctions.



Other cybersecurity objectives that support the CIA Triad include:

Authentication: confirming users' and systems' identities before allowing access to information or services.

Non-Repudiation: ensuring that the parties involved cannot retract acts or transactions; this is frequently accomplished using digital signatures and logging.

Accountability: using audit and monitoring logs to track user behavior in order to identify and address security incidents.

Resilience: ensuring the capacity to bounce back from cyberattacks and carry on with little interruption.


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