Unseen Power of Information Assurance over Information Security

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2411.00799v1
• Date: Sat, 19 Oct 2024 20:17:43 GMT
• Title: Unseen Power of Information Assurance over Information Security
• Authors: Guy Mouanda,
• Abstract summary: Information security relates to the processes and methods that block unlawful entry, reform, or exposure of data. Information assurance covers the expansive aspirations of ensuring that data is responsible, consistent, and flexible. This paper weighs the various controls and how information assurance can be used to spotlight security problems by focusing on human resource assets and technology.
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• Abstract: Information systems and data are necessary resources for several companies and individuals; but they likewise encounter numerous risks and dangers that can threaten their protection and value. Information security and information assurance are two connected expressions of protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information systems and data. Information security relates to the processes and methods that block unlawful entry, reform, or exposure of data; in contrast, information assurance covers the expansive aspirations of ensuring that data is responsible, consistent, and flexible. This paper leads the primary models, rules and challenges of information security and information assurance examines some of the top methods, principles, and guidelines that can aid in reaching them, and then investigate the modification in prominence for information security from being obscured in the information technology field to a liability pretending to be in the middle resolving all technology breaches around the world. This paper weighs the various controls and how information assurance can be used to spotlight security problems by focusing on human resource assets and technology. Finally, it demonstrates how information assurance must be considered above others' technology pretending to secure the information

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