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Information Security Principles
1. Introduction to Information Security
2. The CIA Triad: Core Security Principles
3. Extended Security Principles
4. Security Controls Framework
5. Security Design Principles
6. Risk Management in Information Security
7. Security Policies and Governance
Security Design Principles
Principle of Least Privilege
Definition and Rationale
Privilege Minimization
Implementation Strategies
Role-Based Access Control
Just-in-Time Access
Privilege Escalation Controls
Common Implementation Pitfalls
Monitoring and Enforcement
Defense in Depth
Layered Security Model
Security Layer Types
Network Layer Security
Host Layer Security
Application Layer Security
Data Layer Security
Layer Integration
Examples of Defense Layers
Implementation Considerations
Separation of Duties
Definition and Purpose
Role Segregation Strategies
Conflict of Interest Prevention
Reducing Insider Threats
Implementation Challenges
Fail-Safe Defaults
Secure by Default Configuration
Default Deny Policies
Error Handling Security
Complete Mediation
Access Control Enforcement
Security Check Points
Bypass Prevention
Open Design Principle
Security through Transparency
Open vs Closed Design
Peer Review Benefits
Implementation Considerations
Security through Obscurity
Definition and Limitations
Appropriate Use Cases
Criticisms and Risks
Complementary Security Measures
Psychological Acceptability
User-Friendly Security
Usability Considerations
Security Awareness Impact
Work Factor Principle
Cost of Attack vs Value
Economic Security Analysis
Resource Allocation
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