6.1 Security Principles Flashcards

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The three key principles of data security are protected in what legislation?

A

Data protection Act (2018)

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What does Confidentially mean?

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Information should only be accessible by individuals or groups with authorisation

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How can an organisation uphold confidentiality?

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Protection measures for sensitive data such as:

Usernames

Passwords

Permissions can limit who has access to the data

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What does Integrity mean?

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Information is maintained so it’s up-to-date and fit for purpose

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How can an organisation uphold Integrity?

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By carrying out regular data maintenance to update information

Record locking to be used if storing data is on a spreadsheet or database so only one person can edit at a time

Record locking: prevents data from becoming incorrect

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What does Availability mean?

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Information available to individuals and groups who have authorised access to it

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How can an organisation uphold availability? For staff

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Staff should have the correct privileges so they can easily access data

Data can be stored online for remote uses e.g cloud storage

Data kept safe from unauthorised access so:

Staff should not make additional copies of information as it could be lost or stolen

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