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What key elements are found in a good information security system?
Describe the effect that a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy can have on an organization's mobile security plan.

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The Solution provides a few examples of elements in a good information security system and what happens when personal devices are used in an organization.

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What key elements are found in a good information security system?

In reference to key elements that define good information security systems, these are predicated upon confidentiality, integrity, and availability or what is commonly known as the "CIA Triad". This triad constitutes a sound information security system because it ensures that the system can securely and safely transmit and store information for clients, businesses, etc. Obviously, ...

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