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ARTICLE · 25 MAY 2018

Eyes Wide Shut: The Best Defence Is A Good Offence

With the increasing interconnectivity of businesses to date, information is now exposed to a broad number of threats.

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With the increasing interconnectivity of businesses to date, information is now exposed to a broad number of threats. Businesses need to ensure there is protection of information in order to prevent loss, unauthorized access or misuse. Businesses must have in place a process of assessing threats and risks to information and the procedures and controls to preserve the information.

There are three guiding principles:

  1. Confidentiality - Access to data must be limited to authorized parties.
  2. Integrity - The data must be authentic and complete.
  3. Availability - The data must be accessible, as needed, by those who are authorized to access it.

(Foundations of Information Privacy and Data Protection; A Survey of Global Concepts, Laws and Practices; Peter Swire, Kenesa Ahmad).

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