Authors :
Osaro Mitchell Christopher Osazuwa
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 12 - December
Google Scholar :
http://tinyurl.com/2hshsfn7
Scribd :
http://tinyurl.com/4c43nspe
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10464076
Abstract :
This paper delves into the intricate tapestry of
information security in network systems, scrutinizing the
quintessential "CIA triad" – confidentiality, integrity,
and availability – through the lens of contemporary
challenges and solutions. We embark on a
comprehensive journey across diverse technical
landscapes, traversing the burgeoning Internet of Things
(IoT), the enigmatic realm of blockchain technology, and
the dynamic frontiers of Software-Defined Networks
(SDNs). As we navigate these disparate terrains, the
paramount importance of the CIA triad as a cornerstone
of information security becomes increasingly apparent.
Yet, we acknowledge the inherent fluidity of the security
landscape, necessitating a critical reappraisal and
potential expansion of the traditional CIA framework.
This review underscores the interdisciplinary nature of
security concerns, dismantling the artificial silos between
technical prowess, policy formulation, and ethical
considerations. We advocate for a collaborative and
multifaceted approach where engineers, policymakers,
and ethicists join to weave a robust security tapestry. By
embracing this holistic perspective, we can effectively
confront the multifaceted challenges posed by malicious
actors and evolving threats within the digital domain.
The paper culminates in a set of forward-looking
recommendations for future research endeavours. We
call for seamlessly integrating emerging technologies,
such as artificial intelligence and quantum computing,
into the security paradigm. We champion a holistic
approach to security that transcends technical solutions
and encompasses broader societal and ethical
dimensions. We advocate for cross-disciplinary
collaborations that bridge the gap between academia and
industry, translating theoretical advancements into
practical solutions. Finally, we emphasize the need for
continuous adaptation and real-time threat intelligence,
ensuring our defenses remain agile despite ever-evolving
adversaries. In conclusion, this paper serves as a
springboard for further exploration of the CIA triad in
the context of contemporary network systems. By
acknowledging its limitations, embracing
interdisciplinarity, and constantly adapting to the
evolving threat landscape, we can build a more secure
and resilient digital future for all.
Keywords :
Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability, Network Systems and Information Security.
This paper delves into the intricate tapestry of
information security in network systems, scrutinizing the
quintessential "CIA triad" – confidentiality, integrity,
and availability – through the lens of contemporary
challenges and solutions. We embark on a
comprehensive journey across diverse technical
landscapes, traversing the burgeoning Internet of Things
(IoT), the enigmatic realm of blockchain technology, and
the dynamic frontiers of Software-Defined Networks
(SDNs). As we navigate these disparate terrains, the
paramount importance of the CIA triad as a cornerstone
of information security becomes increasingly apparent.
Yet, we acknowledge the inherent fluidity of the security
landscape, necessitating a critical reappraisal and
potential expansion of the traditional CIA framework.
This review underscores the interdisciplinary nature of
security concerns, dismantling the artificial silos between
technical prowess, policy formulation, and ethical
considerations. We advocate for a collaborative and
multifaceted approach where engineers, policymakers,
and ethicists join to weave a robust security tapestry. By
embracing this holistic perspective, we can effectively
confront the multifaceted challenges posed by malicious
actors and evolving threats within the digital domain.
The paper culminates in a set of forward-looking
recommendations for future research endeavours. We
call for seamlessly integrating emerging technologies,
such as artificial intelligence and quantum computing,
into the security paradigm. We champion a holistic
approach to security that transcends technical solutions
and encompasses broader societal and ethical
dimensions. We advocate for cross-disciplinary
collaborations that bridge the gap between academia and
industry, translating theoretical advancements into
practical solutions. Finally, we emphasize the need for
continuous adaptation and real-time threat intelligence,
ensuring our defenses remain agile despite ever-evolving
adversaries. In conclusion, this paper serves as a
springboard for further exploration of the CIA triad in
the context of contemporary network systems. By
acknowledging its limitations, embracing
interdisciplinarity, and constantly adapting to the
evolving threat landscape, we can build a more secure
and resilient digital future for all.
Keywords :
Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability, Network Systems and Information Security.
