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Cybersecurity Principles, Practices and Process, image, image, image,…

- - - - Integrity is the accuracy, consistency, and trustworthiness of data across its entire lifecycle.
      - Data undergoes several operations, such as capture, storage, retrieval, update, and transfer. Data must remain unaltered by unauthorized entities during all these operations.
      - Methods used to ensure data integrity include hashing, data validation checks, data consistency checks, and access controls. Data integrity systems can include one or more of these methods.
- - - - Data in process refers to data during initial input, modification, computation or output. It is the state that data is in when it is neither in transit nor at rest — in simple terms, it is data that is being processed. with INPUT, MODIFICATION, AND OUTPUT
- - - - A security awareness program and solid, comprehensive security policies are extremely important for any organization. An employee might not be purposefully malicious but just unaware of what the proper procedures are and still cause great harm.
      - Policies
        
        A security policy sets out the security objectives, rules of behavior and system requirements to be adhered to.
        
        A comprehensive security policy accomplishes several tasks:
        
        It demonstrates an organization’s commitment to security.
        
        It sets the rules for expected behavior.
        
        It ensures consistency in system operations and software and hardware acquisition, use, and maintenance.
        
        It defines the legal consequences of violations.
        
        It gives security staff the backing of management.