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The prevention of or protection against access to information by unauthorized recipients, and the unauthorized destruction of or alteration of information.
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Computer Security Method of protecting information, computer programs, and other computer system assets
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Chapter 5. A Formal Definition of Computer Security. Development of agreed upon terminologies and principles of classification (a taxonomy) are two of the necessary prerequisites ...
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The protection of data, networks and computing power. The protection of data (information security) is the most important. The protection of networks is important to prevent loss ...
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The protection resulting from all measures to deny unauthorized access and exploitation of friendly computer systems. Also called COMPUSEC. See also communications security.
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