Protection philosophy: A set of principles and guidelines that determine how security measures should be implemented and maintained in an organization. This is often used to guide the development of security policies and procedures. Examples include the CIA triad (confidentiality, integrity, availability) and the principle of least privilege.
Categories: CC D1: Security Principles | CCSP D6: Legal - Risk and Compliance | CISM D1: Information Security governance | CISSP D1: Security and Risk Management | Security+ D5: Security Program Management and Oversight | SSCP D1: Security Concepts and Practices
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