Fundamentals Of Information Security - D430 Study Guide Graded A+

availability ( CIA Triad) {Ans: refers to the ability to access our data when we need it.}Identication {Ans: is simply an assertion of who we are. This may include who we claim to be as people, who a system claims to be over the network, or who the originating party of an email claims to be.}File System ACLs {Ans: The ACLs in most file systems will have three types of permissions (the authorizations that allow access to specific resources in a specific manner): read, which allows a user to access the contents of a file or directory; write, which allows a user to write to a file or directory; and execute, which allows a user to execute the contents of the file if that file contains either a program or a script capable of running on the system in question.}authenticity ( the parkerian Hexad) {Ans: allows you to say whether you've attributed the data in question to the proper owner or creator}Multi-factor authentication {Ans: uses one or more of the factors discussed in the preceding section. When you're using only two factors, this practice is also sometimes called two-factor authentication.}Biometrics authentication {Ans: uses physical