VCE Data Analytics U4O2 Crossword: Data integrity and its consequences and Evaluating security with CIA and security controls (Modules 26–43)
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Read each clue and write the matching term in the grid. Numbers in brackets show the letters in each word.
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- 1. Keeping or acting on inaccurate data can breach laws like privacy obligations, leading to fines, penalties or legal claims by affected people. Word 2 of: Legal ______ from __________ data _________ (6)
- 3. Measurable standards, such as incidents per year or recovery time, used to judge how well a security strategy meets its goals and protects confidentiality, integrity and availability. Word 2 of: __________ ________ (8)
- 6. When an organisation's data is wrong or tampered with, customers and partners lose trust in it, often after public errors and media coverage, and take their business elsewhere. Word 3 of: loss of __________ (10)
- 8. Judging a security strategy by whether it stops unauthorised people changing or corrupting data, using tamper detection, hashes and checksums, and limits on who can edit. Word 2 of: _________ _________ (9)
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- 1. Poor data integrity disrupts daily business, causing delayed orders, systems taken offline to fix data errors, and staff time wasted checking and correcting records. Word 1 of: ________ operations (8)
- 2. Word 4 of the term in 1 Across: Legal ______ from __________ data _________ (10)
- 4. Word 1 of the term in 3 Across: __________ ________ (10)
- 5. How trustworthy data is. Test it against six characteristics, one at a time: accuracy, authenticity, correctness, reasonableness, relevance and timeliness. Failing any one means it can't be trusted. Word 2 of: data _________ (9)
- 7. Judge how well a security strategy protects confidentiality, integrity and availability, using evidence to rate each one and weigh up trade-offs between them. Word 2 of: Evaluate _______ ___ (7)
- 8. Word 3 of the term in 7 Down: Evaluate _______ ___ (3)
Answer Key
VCE Data Analytics U4O2 · Modules 26–43
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1ISSUES — Keeping or acting on inaccurate data can breach laws like privacy obligations, leading to fines, penalties or legal claims by affected people. Word 2 of: Legal ______ from __________ data _________
3CRITERIA — Measurable standards, such as incidents per year or recovery time, used to judge how well a security strategy meets its goals and protects confidentiality, integrity and availability. Word 2 of: __________ ________
6REPUTATION — When an organisation's data is wrong or tampered with, customers and partners lose trust in it, often after public errors and media coverage, and take their business elsewhere. Word 3 of: loss of __________
8CRITERION — Judging a security strategy by whether it stops unauthorised people changing or corrupting data, using tamper detection, hashes and checksums, and limits on who can edit. Word 2 of: _________ _________
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1IMPACTED — Poor data integrity disrupts daily business, causing delayed orders, systems taken offline to fix data errors, and staff time wasted checking and correcting records. Word 1 of: ________ operations
2DIMINISHED — Word 4 of the term in 1 Across: Legal ______ from __________ data _________
4EVALUATION — Word 1 of the term in 3 Across: __________ ________
5INTEGRITY — How trustworthy data is. Test it against six characteristics, one at a time: accuracy, authenticity, correctness, reasonableness, relevance and timeliness. Failing any one means it can't be trusted. Word 2 of: data _________
7AGAINST — Judge how well a security strategy protects confidentiality, integrity and availability, using evidence to rate each one and weigh up trade-offs between them. Word 2 of: Evaluate _______ ___
8CIA — Word 3 of the term in 7 Down: Evaluate _______ ___