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Article 3
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(Definitions)
- Information and communication system:
A system used for collecting, controlling, transmitting, storing, circulating, deleting information or otherwise processing, using, and sharing information
- Access:
Access of an information asset by various means, including acquisition, use, safekeeping, inquiry, revision, adjustment, destruction, etc.
- Network equipment:
Components for network communication which are required for transmitting data, programs, services, and multimedia, such as firewalls, routers, switches, etc., as also included in the network diagram of an organization.
- Information and communication security event:
An event where a system, service, or network is found upon evaluation to show signs of a possible breach of the information and communication security policy or failure of a protective measure, which impacts the operation of the information and communication system, constituting a threat against the information and communication security policy.
- Information asset:
An asset pertaining to the processing of information, including hardware, software, data, documents, and personnel, etc., such as information of the operating system, applications, and other software of a server or a user’s computer.
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