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So the next important concept that we are going to see is availability, the information availability

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is crucial for modern information security.

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It is the information being accessible as required, when required, were required and to whom required.

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So basically, information availability is that information must be easily accessible by individuals

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who need it.

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For example, data related to customers must be accessible in the marketing department.

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In practice, availability of information requires a control system such as, for example, the big

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backup of data and the capacity planning procedures and criteria for approval of the systems.

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Now, the incident management procedures, the management of removable media, the information processing

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procedures, the maintenance and testing of equipment, continuity consent procedures, as well as the

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procedures to control the usage of systems, ensure that the data is available then and that it is needed.

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Now, when it comes to information security, physical security is not provided in an organization,

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if the physical security is not provided, the access to unauthorized personnel would be unchallenged.

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This means that if information is not protected through physical security, the organization would be

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subject to theft, natural disaster and other physical security addresses reliability and accessibility

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of the data.

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Now auditing and system effectiveness of evaluation.

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A type of audit, which is very important, what availability is the system effectiveness evaluation,

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which shows how well the system meets the need of the organization by taking a larger view of the system

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and the organization's auditing systems?

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And this is the clarity and timeliness of the information.

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Next comes security policies, the security policy of a system should determine who is using the system

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and set the user privileges, current and future decisions should be based on the enterprise, the security

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policy.

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Security policies addresses impliedly timeliness and the accessibility of information, we have seen

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security policies in all directions.

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I have also explained to you about security policies, so I would not I will not stress upon this point

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in this lecture.

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System monitoring and operational control as well.

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Operational controls are rules.

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Please listen closely.

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Operational controls are the rules that should be implemented and monitored in order to protect the

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information of the organization, the implement the security policy.

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And in this, we provide greatly to enforce the security policy.

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So you can see that all these things are interdependent.

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System monitoring is dependent on security policies.

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And while auditing, we ensure that all the security policies are in place and they can be enforced.

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The system monitoring and the operational controls work toolkit.

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So this is how basically availability is very important.

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Now, next comes business continuity.

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Business continuity is a very important component in maintaining operations in cases of network attack.

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Now, without a business continuity plan, the organization will not be sure that the last information

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can ever be restored.

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That is why business continuity addresses the timeliness and the accessibility.

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Backups are very important.

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Backups are a copy of all the information applications on operating system settings that are stored

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within the computer to reduce the amount of loss and provide maximum restorable capability to the organization.

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Backups at risk, timeliness and accessibility.

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That is why I always tell my students to backup their data at least once a month, either in the cloud

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or in their hard drives.

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Now we'll see what is available to me by taking the example of Bob, Judy and a server.

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Now, you can see that Bob is trying to access some data from the server here, but since the definition

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of availability speeds, that data should be a bit available when and where it is needed.

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Now, let us have Trudy, who is completely, you know, bombarding the packets on the server and the

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server is not functioning anymore.

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So Bob here will not be receiving any data, which means the availability principle of information security

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is being violated.

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Now, many cases when the server is not able to deliver the messages, all the information to its customers,

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mostly, it's probably because of the availability issues.

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And the most obvious reason is the denial of service attack by malicious hackers.

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So I hope you understood the meaning of the security element of availability and what are the different

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factors that affect availability?

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That's it.

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Those are the three lectures that we just see of a man to have an overview of the CIA tried to you.

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And we will be looking after the CIA in upcoming elections in that in depth.

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So don't worry for time.

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We just make sure that you have understood the definitions of these terms and what are the elements

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of information security in the next lecture will talk about different and distinct with respect to ethical

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hacking.

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I will see you in the next lecture.
