Dimensions of security in a system or application


Assignment problem: Confidentiality, integrity, and availability, or the CIA triad of security, is introduced in this session. These three dimensions of security may often conflict. Confidentiality and integrity often limit availability.  So, a system should provide only what is truly needed. This means that a security expert has to carefully analyze what is more important among these three dimensions of security in a system or application.

Use this forum to provide three examples and justification:

1. Where the confidentiality of a system is more important than the integrity or availability of that system.

2. Where the integrity of a system is more important than the confidentiality or availability of that system.

3. Where the availability of a system is more important than the confidentiality or integrity of that system.

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