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The Importance of the CIA in Virtualized Environments

James Satterlee, Information Security Expert
The CIA is very important to America and confidentiality, integrity, and availability are very important to information security. Confidentiality is keeping privileged information private amongst only those individuals who have the clearance and need to know for that information or data. Integrity refers to keeping the data intact without unauthorized modification, and availability refers to ensuring data is accessible whenever the customer needs to access the data. These are the pillars of the security, and while they seem simplistic sometimes we need to remind ourselves of these all-important pillars even as technology continues to advance.
Mar 2 2011
49 mins
The Importance of the CIA in Virtualized Environments
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