Information Security

In every organization, strong security must be always present to prevent data or information lost. Last week I've learned many concepts and sayings that will help me and to my future companies and family to be secured at all times. Passwords are most commonly used authentication yet the weakest type of it. It really bothers me how the weakest are the most widely used in the world. Passwords must be change every time and we must put a strong and long combination on it to prevent the hackers or to make the proccess long for them to crack.  Another thing is that we should always check on the contract on our work about Acceptable Usage Policy (AUP). It is the rule in which where, when or how to use the resources from the company.  Third thing is that I've learned that the strongest way to kill a human, oh sorry, to delete a document/device is to dispose and destroy it. I agree to this because destroying it piece by piece like your ex or house wrecker is the best thin...

In the past week, I've learned many things about the general concepts of information security, SMART presentation and why do we need organizational security.  First is that there is a 3 concept that makes up the sides of the triangle in information security, Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability. Confidentiality meaning there is a limit and a protection for unauthorized access of data, Integrity meaning a protection for modifying some codes or data like changing a part of the code so that it would cause an error or another output and lastly availability of resources by securing it for leakage and DDoS which means distributed denial of service. Second is that there is a types of access control which includes Mandatory Access Control for accessing only a specific category but you cannot go deeper on it, Discretionary Access Control for accessing a data based on the owner's will, Role Based Access Control for an only specific task that a user may perform and lastly R...