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Dimensions of
IT Security
Integrity
to ensure that information being displayed or
transmitted or received over the communication
channel, has not been altered in any way by an
unauthorized party
Nonrepudiation
refers to the ability to ensure that e-commerce
participants do not deny (I.e., repudiate) their online
actions
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Dimensions of
IT Security
Authenticity
refers to the ability to identify the identity of a person
or entity with whom you are dealing on the system
Confidentiality
refers to the ability to ensure that messages and
data are available only to those who are authorized to
view them
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Dimensions of
IT Security
Privacy
refers to the ability to ensure the use of information
about oneself
Availability
refers to the ability to ensure that an IT system
continues to function as intended
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Ease of use
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the client
the server
communications pipeline
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A Typical IT
Transaction
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Vulnerable Points in an
IT Environment
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Malicious code
Hacking & cybervandalism
Credit card fraud
Spoofing
Denial of service attack
Sniffing
Insiders job
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Malicious code
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Spoofing
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Sniffing
Insider Jobs
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Encryption
Encryption
Encryption
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Encryption
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Encryption
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Securing Channels of
Communications
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Securing Channels of
Communications
Protecting Networks
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Developing an
IT Security Plan
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Security Legislation
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