The fundamental information security principals include confidentiality, availability and which of the
following?

A.
The ability to secure data against unauthorized disclosure to external sources

B.
The capacity of a system to resist unauthorized changes to stored information

C.
The confidence with which a system can attest to the identity of a user

D.
The characteristic of a system to provide uninterrupted service to authorized users

Explanation:
Confidentiality, integrity, and availability, which make up the CIA triad, are the three
most important concepts in security. In this instance, the answer describes the Integrity part of the
CIA triad.