Section 7.63 Data Types Flashcards

Objectives 14 Explain the importance of using appropriate cryptographic solutions. Objectives 3.3 Compare and contrast strategies to protect data. Objectives 4.2 Explain the security implications of proper hardware, software, and data asset management. Objectives 4.4 Explain security alerting, monitoring concepts and tools. Objectives 5.1 Summarise elements of effective security governance.

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Data Types R.I.P.P.N.H.L.F.T

Regulated Data

LRI

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Information controlled by laws, regulations, or industry standards

Compliance requirements:

● General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

● Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

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Data Types R.I.P.P.N.H.L.F.T

PII (Personal Identification Information)

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Information used to identify an individual (e.g., names, social security numbers, addresses)

Targeted by cybercriminals and protected by privacy laws

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Data Types R.I.P.P.N.H.L.F.T

PHI (Protected Health Information)

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Information about health status, healthcare provision, or payment linked to a specific individual

Protected under HIPAA

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Data Types R.I.P.P.N.H.L.F.T

Trade Secrets

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Confidential business information giving a competitive edge (e.g. manufacturing processes, marketing strategies, proprietary software)

Legally protected; unauthorized disclosure results in penalties

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Data Types R.I.P.P.N.H.L.F.T

Intellectual Property (IP)

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■ Creations of the mind (e.g., inventions, literary works, designs, Artisitc)

■ Protected by patents, copyrights, trademarks to encourage innovation

■ Unauthorised use can lead to legal action

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Data Types R.I.P.P.N.H.L.F.T

Legal Information

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■ Data related to legal proceedings, contracts, regulatory compliance

■ Requires high-level protection for client confidentiality and legal privilege

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Data Types R.I.P.P.N.H.L.F.T

Financial Information

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■ Data related to financial transactions (e.g., sales records, tax documents, bank statements)

■ Targeted by cybercriminals for fraud and identity theft

■ Subject to PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard)

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Data Types R.I.P.P.N.H.L.F.T

Human-Readable Data

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Understandable directly by humans (e.g., text documents, spreadsheets)

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Non-Human-Readable Data

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■ Requires machine or software to interpret (e.g. binary code, machine language)

■ Contains sensitive information and requires protection

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