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Order the steps for analyzing and classifying a security incident against the CIA triad, from the initial event description to the final classification.

Answer

Identify the specific event and what happened to the system or data, Analyze whether data was disclosed, modified, or rendered inaccessible, Map each identified effect to confidentiality, integrity, or availability, Document all applicable CIA triad impacts for the incident

Explanation

### The order 1. Identify what happened to the information or service. You need a clear description of the event before classifying it. 2. Check whether information was exposed, changed, or made inaccessible. These effects distinguish the principal types of security harm. 3. Map each observed effect to confidentiality, integrity, or availability. Exposure maps to confidentiality, changes to integrity, and loss of access to availability. 4. Record multiple goals when the incident has multiple effects. One incident can affect more than one goal. ### Terms - **CIA triad**: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. The three goals used to classify information-security effects. ### Remember Classify observed effects one by one; do not assume an incident has only one impact.

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