CYB 200 Module One Activity Guidelines and Rubric

Overview

In this activity, you will demonstrate how different types of information security controls can be used to achieve the basic security objectives of confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA triad).

Prompt

Complete the steps listed below.

View page 8 of the NIST document linked in the Module One Reading and Resources section of your course. You should specifically refer to the table labeled “Table 1: Security and Privacy Controls Families.”

Create a simple table that identifies at least 3 of the controls listed in Table 1 in the document.  

1. In your table, ensure that you:  
2. Identify one control that addresses each tenet of the CIA triad. 

Justify your control choice. 

Provide citations for sources you used for support. You must research at least one source per tenet. 

1. Use the table below as a model for how your finished table should look. Do not reuse the examples below in your submission.

ControlCategoryJustificationSourceIn this column, include at least 3 of the controls from Table 1 in the document.In this column, identify which CIA triad category the control falls into (confidentiality, integrity, or availability).In this column, justify your categorization using resources that support your categorization.In this column, identify the resource you used for support. (Use either an APA-style reference or a direct link to the source.)Example: CA – Assessment, Authorization, and MonitoringExample: ConfidentialityExample: If the system is not protected from unauthorized users, the data contained within the system can be exposed.Example: Adams, J., & Almahmoud, H. (2023). The Meaning of Privacy in the Digital Era. International Journal of Security and Privacy in Pervasive Computing (IJSPPC), 15(1), 1–15. http://doi.org/10.4018/IJSPPC.318675