An enterprise security architect is mapping operational security controls to primary security principles within a multi-tier datacenter deployment. Match each operational control on the left with the corresponding core CIA Triad or Non-Repudiation goal on the right.
- Enforcing AES-256 full disk encryption on database storage volumes holding sensitive client recordsConfidentiality
- Verifying SHA-256 cryptographic checksums of software installation packages prior to deploymentIntegrity
- Deploying redundant uninterruptible power supply (UPS) units and automated backup generatorsAvailability
- Requiring system administrators to digitally sign security policy updates using individual asymmetric private keysNon-Repudiation
Answer
Full disk encryption corresponds to Confidentiality. Cryptographic checksum verification corresponds to Integrity. Redundant power systems correspond to Availability. Asymmetric digital signatures on administrative updates correspond to Non-Repudiation.
Each operational control serves a specific primary security pillar: encryption prevents unauthorized viewing (Confidentiality), checksum comparison ensures data remains unaltered (Integrity), redundant power infrastructure maintains continuous service uptime (Availability), and asymmetric key signatures cryptographically tie an operation to a specific actor so they cannot deny performing it (Non-Repudiation).
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Key Concept
CIA Triad and Non-Repudiation