Confidentiality is the concept of ensuring that data is not made
available or disclosed to unauthorized people.
Confidentiality of data is accomplished by using strong encryption
algorithms that cannot be easily “broken.”
Confidentiality is important when network communications are of a
sensitive nature, such as trade secrets, client information subject to
privacy laws or policies, or business strategies that depend on the element
of surprise.
Confidentially is achieved through encryption. Both symmetric and
asymmetric encryption can be used.
The loss could be expected to have a limited adverse
effect on organizational operations, organization assets or
individuals.
The data is intended for public disclosure.
For Example:
College online catalog displaying academic course
descriptions.
Publicly available campus maps(campus infrastructure)
Information in the public domain.
Student login.
Job postings
The loss could be expected to have a serious adverse
effect on organizational operations, organization assets or
individuals.
The data is not generally available to the public.
For Example:
Faculty /staff employment applications, personnel files, benefits ,
salary, birth date, personal contact information.
Student records and admission applications.
Student attendance only staff/faculty members can view data. Student
cannot view the data.
 Internal memos and email, non-public reports, budgets, plans,
financial info
Directory containing phone numbers, email addresses, and titles
The loss could be expected to have a serious or
catastrophic adverse effect on organizational operations,
organization assets or individuals.
Protection of the data is required by law/regulation.
For Example:
In controller office only staff can maintenance data
confidentiality(i.e. question paper information) students not
allowed to that place.
Application that stored campus network node information.
Application collecting personal information or donor, alumnus,
or other individual.
Application that processes credit card payments.
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  • 2.
    Confidentiality is theconcept of ensuring that data is not made available or disclosed to unauthorized people. Confidentiality of data is accomplished by using strong encryption algorithms that cannot be easily “broken.” Confidentiality is important when network communications are of a sensitive nature, such as trade secrets, client information subject to privacy laws or policies, or business strategies that depend on the element of surprise. Confidentially is achieved through encryption. Both symmetric and asymmetric encryption can be used.
  • 3.
    The loss couldbe expected to have a limited adverse effect on organizational operations, organization assets or individuals. The data is intended for public disclosure. For Example: College online catalog displaying academic course descriptions. Publicly available campus maps(campus infrastructure) Information in the public domain. Student login. Job postings
  • 4.
    The loss couldbe expected to have a serious adverse effect on organizational operations, organization assets or individuals. The data is not generally available to the public. For Example: Faculty /staff employment applications, personnel files, benefits , salary, birth date, personal contact information. Student records and admission applications. Student attendance only staff/faculty members can view data. Student cannot view the data.  Internal memos and email, non-public reports, budgets, plans, financial info Directory containing phone numbers, email addresses, and titles
  • 5.
    The loss couldbe expected to have a serious or catastrophic adverse effect on organizational operations, organization assets or individuals. Protection of the data is required by law/regulation. For Example: In controller office only staff can maintenance data confidentiality(i.e. question paper information) students not allowed to that place. Application that stored campus network node information. Application collecting personal information or donor, alumnus, or other individual. Application that processes credit card payments.