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It has become of the utmost importance to protect the information assets of our modern day. Security has three primary objectives, which are as follows:

a) Confidentiality: This is a typical component of information security. We must prevent the public from learning about our private information.
Confidentiality is relevant to national security, for instance, in the military. Certain information must always be kept secret from rivals in business.
Both the transfer of information and its storage are covered by this.

b) Integrity: In terms of information security, integrity refers to preserving and guaranteeing data accuracy and completeness throughout all phases of its life.
It implies that only authorised parties and only using authorised mechanisms are allowed to make modifications.
Integrity protection for data is crucial. Take the example of sending $1,000. Someone tampers with the accuracy of transactions and sends  $100,000 in actuality.
Natural disasters like floods and power outages can also cause data loss.

c) Availability: Ensuring that authorised entities can access information when required is referred to as making information available.
A piece of information that has been kept and stored is useless if it cannot be accessed when required.
Access control restrictions are now a common cyberattack strategy. as in DDos (Distributed Denial of Service)

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