An enterprise network architect is evaluating security controls across a multi-tier network deployment. Match each technical implementation on the left with the core security principle or objective it primarily satisfies on the right.
- Enforcing Ephemeral Diffie-Hellman (ECDHE) key exchange for secure web gateway TLS connectionsConfidentiality (protecting session data against retrospective decryption)
- Implementing SHA-256 HMAC checksum validation on dynamic routing protocol updatesIntegrity (preventing unauthorized tampering of routing data in transit)
- Deploying BGP Anycast routing paired with multi-datacenter active-active firewall clustersAvailability (ensuring continuous service operation during localized hardware failures or DDoS events)
- Applying PKI asymmetric digital signatures with cryptographic timestamps to automated network audit logsNon-repudiation (proving log authenticity and origin without possibility of denial)
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The correct pairings match ECDHE key exchange with Confidentiality, SHA-256 HMAC validation with Integrity, BGP Anycast active-active architecture with Availability, and PKI asymmetric signatures with Non-repudiation.
Each control is paired with its primary objective: ECDHE protects session confidentiality via forward secrecy; HMAC validation guarantees data integrity by detecting unauthorized alterations; BGP Anycast with active-active clustering guarantees system availability through fault tolerance; digital signing of logs ensures non-repudiation by mathematically tying log generation to the signing entity.
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