Computer Security Access

Guaranteeing that data is accurate and hasn't been tampered with or modified by unauthorized parties.

The "enemies" of computer security are constantly evolving. What started as simple viruses designed to annoy users has turned into a global industry of cybercrime. Hackers now use sophisticated tools like ransomware , which locks a user's files until a payment is made, and phishing , which tricks people into giving away their passwords through fake emails. Furthermore, "social engineering" attacks target the weakest link in any security chain: the human. By manipulating someone into revealing a secret, an attacker can bypass even the most expensive digital locks. COMPUTER SECURITY

At the heart of any security strategy is a concept known as the CIA Triad , which consists of three main principles: Guaranteeing that data is accurate and hasn't been