1. It is mentioned that the three (3) information security components are Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. How can you differentiate each and relate it to current pandemic situation? Cite some examples to better explain your thoughts 2. Given the characteristics of information, which of those characteristics you are most exposed? Why? Cite some examples. 3. Given the different categories of threats and attacks, which from the category of those threats you are most exposed? Why? Cite some examples.

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