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CYB1100-UI CH1.4.1

Foundations of Information Security _ Data at Rest and In Motion

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Data at rest is stored data that is not in the process of being moved from one place to another.
where is data at rest located at It may be on a hard drive or flash drive, or it may be stored in a database
how is data at rest generally protected This type of data is generally protected with some sort of encryption, often at the level of the file or entire storage device.
what is data in motion protected with Data in motion is protected by encryption, but in this case the encryption protects the network protocol or path used to move the data from one place to another
What is an example of a scenario to describe data in motion When you are using your online banking session, the sensitive data flowing between your web browser and your bank is data in motion
Data in motion data that is moving from one place to another
what is the third category of data sometimes used data in use
data in use would be data that an application or individual was actively accessing or modifying
what are the protections on data in use Protections on data in use would include permissions and authentication of users
often the concept of data in use conflated with data in motion
what are the thoughts surrounding data in use being its own category separate from data in motion Sound arguments can be made on both sides about whether we should treat this type of data as its own category.
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