Jim is paying a supplier's invoice using his Internet banking application on his smart phone. To login to his account Jim must enter a secret password he keeps memorised. Before Jim processes the payment he ensures that the supplier's account number and the amount being paid are accurate. What fundamental principles of cybersecurity are Jim concerned with in this example? a. Confidentiality and Non-repudiation b. Integrity and Authenticity c. Integrity, Confidentiality and Authenticity d. Confidentiality and Availability e. Availability, Confidentiality, and Integrity

Jim is paying a supplier's invoice using his Internet banking application on his smart phone. To login to his account Jim must enter a secret password he keeps memorised. Before Jim processes the payment he ensures that the supplier's account number and the amount being paid are accurate. What fundamental principles of cybersecurity are Jim concerned with in this example? a. Confidentiality and Non-repudiation b. Integrity and Authenticity c. Integrity, Confidentiality and Authenticity d. Confidentiality and Availability e. Availability, Confidentiality, and Integrity

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ISBN:9781337681919

Author:BIDGOLI

Publisher:BIDGOLI

Chapter5: Protecting Information Resources

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5P

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