confidentiality

The article discusses key information security principles, focusing on confidentiality, integrity, availability, traceability, and the DIE model (Distributed, Immutable, Ephemeral). Confidentiality emphasizes the importance of secrecy and controlling access to prevent sensitive information from misappropriation. Integrity ensures that data remains accurate and trustworthy, with measures to prevent unauthorized modifications.

The article is devoted to the analysis of principles of mediation as an alternative method to ensure human and citizen’s rights, enshrined in the Law of Ukraine “On mediation”, their relationships and interdependence. The research methodology includes a complex analysis and consolidation of the available scientific and theoretical materials, as well as shaping the corresponding conclusions. In the process of the research conducting, the authors used methods of scientific cognition: terminological, logical and semantic, functional, system and structural, logical and normative.

Continuous increasing knowledge of auditors is very important and yet difficult task Implementation of new technologies and automation of the learning process much easier and even cheaper this task. However, the automation of the process increasing the competence of auditor entails a number of threats related to unauthorized access, damage or theft of the information contained in the system.