Let us contemplate a hypothetical situation wherein the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) effectively integrates its three fundamental principles of secrecy, trust, and vigilance, thereby establishing a harmonious coexistence among them?

Question 10  Determine the minimum required length for a password to have at least 128 bits of entropy. The password is alphanumeric and case-sensitive. Show your calculation steps and provide an explanation of how you arrived at the answer. Why is the entropy an approximation and not a true reflection of the strength of a password?

Can you tell me whether the information system is sufficiently secure given the security measures in place? Or, to put it another way, can anything be guaranteed or is everything absolutely unpredictable?

Is there a definitive and unambiguous delineation of the concept of "privacy"? Please compile a catalogue of five measures that can be undertaken to ensure the safeguarding of one's personal information?

To what do we explicitly refer when we talk about "security" in the context of ICT? What do you think are the most pressing concerns about physical security in the present day? Organizations may be attacked in a variety of ways, some more likely than others depending on the nature of the target.

Are the preventive procedures sufficient to ensure the safety of the information system? Alternatively, is everything random or is there a method to ensure anything?

Think of the possibilities if the CIA's three pillars of secret, trust, and alertness were to work in tandem.