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A computer system can only be claimed to be secure if precautions are taken to safeguard it against damage or threats such as accidents, errors...

      

A computer system can only be claimed to be secure if precautions are taken to safeguard it against damage or threats such as accidents, errors and omissions. What do we secure in computers?

  

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Francis
i) Computer hardware against damage.
ii) Data, information and programs against accidental alteration or deletion.
iii) Data and information against hazards.
iv) The computer against unauthorized use.
v) Data, information and programs against piracy or unauthorized copying.
vi) Data and programs used by the computer system against illegal or unauthorized modification.
vii) Storage media, e.g., diskettes, tapes, etc against accidental destruction.
viii) Policies of the organization.
ix) Buildings.
x) Accidental interruption of power supply or communication lines.
xi) Disclosure of confidential data or information.
xii) Ensure that both hardware and software have longer life span.
francis1897 answered the question on March 15, 2023 at 05:32


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