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What is CIA?

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Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability

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Confidentiality refers to the idea that?

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Information should only be accessible to its intended recipients

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Integrity is the idea that?

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Information should arrive at a destination as it was sent

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Availability refers to?

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the idea that information should be available to those authorized to use it

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Security Lvl Type I

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What you know- Access control methods to "what you know" include passwords, numeric keys, PIN numbers, secret questions and answers.

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Security lvl Type II

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what you have, physical keys or cards, smarts cards and other devices

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Security Type III

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what you are, some high tech systems may use fingerprints, retinal scans, or even DNA.

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there are essentially three steps to any access control process

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1. Identification: who is the user

2. Authentication: is the user who he says he is

3. Authorization: what does the user have permission to do

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What is Kerberos?

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an open source and widely accepted method of authentication that works on a shared secret key system with a trusted third party

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The system in which a central administrator or admin dictates all of the access to information in a network or system

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MAC: mandatory access control