13 Dec cybersecurity principles
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Cybersecurity principles of IT focus on a set of practices intended to keep a corporate infrastructure secure. These practices include, but are not limited to, system, data, internal, external, and physical security. The principles are designed to prevent unauthorized access or alterations of a corporate environment. By understanding how cybersecurity principles are defined, they can be used to develop a comprehensive, corporate-specific, security policy.
Using the format of your choice, create a chart related to the cybersecurity principles listed below:
Separation (of domains/duties)
Isolation
Encapsulation
Modularity
Simplicity of design (economy of mechanism)
Minimization of implementation (least common mechanism)
Open design
Complete mediation
Least privilege
Fail-safe defaults/Fail secure
Least astonishment (psychological acceptability)
Minimize trust surface (reluctance to trust)
Usability
Trust relationships
For each of the principles listed, include the following:
Definition (1-2 sentences written in your own words)
Explanation of why each principle is important to security and how it enables the development of security mechanisms to implement desired security policies
