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The document discusses information security practices, including the CIA principles of confidentiality, integrity and availability. It describes the information security organizational structure and processes for classifying information. The document also covers computer misuse and criminal law, summarizing categories of computer crimes like fraud, unauthorized access, and altering or stealing information.
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The document discusses information security practices, including the CIA principles of confidentiality, integrity and availability. It describes the information security organizational structure and processes for classifying information. The document also covers computer misuse and criminal law, summarizing categories of computer crimes like fraud, unauthorized access, and altering or stealing information.
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- 11. Reference Small Line Big Line U can only Differenciate Small LINE with the Referance of BIG Line.
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