A short YouTube video by Caitlin Sarian explaining the CIA triad—the foundational security principle of Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. The speaker defines Confidentiality as controlling access to prevent unauthorized disclosures (privacy), Integrity as ensuring data is correct and untampered, and Availability as ensuring authorized people can access data when needed. The clip serves as a brief introductory cybersecurity tip.
What is a CIA triad? Well, the CIA triad is the basis for the development of security systems. CIA stands for Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. Confidentiality is basically privacy. It's controlling access to data to prevent unauthorized disclosures. Integrity is basically making sure that the data is the right data and appropriate data and it hasn't been tampered with. And availability just means that the appropriate people have access at the appropriate times. Basically, people aren't going to have to go through hoops in order to get access to data that they need like and follow. For more cybersecurity tips.
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