A network security architect is reviewing the organization's technical controls to ensure alignment with foundational security principles. Match each core security principle on the left with the technical control on the right that primarily enforces it.
- ConfidentialityEnforcing AES-256 encryption on SSH administrative sessions to prevent network sniffing
- IntegrityVerifying SHA-256 cryptographic hashes of router firmware images before deployment
- AvailabilityDeploying redundant ISP connections configured with automated BGP failover
- Non-repudiationRequiring asymmetric digital signatures on system configuration change requests
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Confidentiality pairs with enforcing AES-256 encryption on SSH administrative sessions; Integrity pairs with verifying SHA-256 hashes of router firmware images; Availability pairs with deploying redundant ISP connections with automated BGP failover; Non-repudiation pairs with requiring asymmetric digital signatures on configuration change requests.
Each core security goal aligns with a specific defensive mechanism: encryption enforces confidentiality by hiding data from unauthorized viewers; cryptographic hashing enforces integrity by verifying data hasn't been altered; hardware and path redundancy maintains availability against failures; digital signatures enforce non-repudiation by mathematically linking an action to a specific party.
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