According to FIPS Publication 199, what are the three levels of potential impact on organizations in the event of a compromise on confidentiality, integrity, and availability? Response:

"Confidential" and "Secret" are classification levels for national security information, not impact levels defined by FIPS 199 for C-I-A.

"Minimum" is not an impact level defined in FIPS 199; the correct lowest impact level is Low.

"Normal" is not an impact level defined in FIPS 199; the correct intermediate impact level is Moderate.

FIPS Publication 199, "Standards for Security Categorization of Federal Information and Information Systems," specifically defines the three levels of potential impact on an organization in the event of a compromise to confidentiality, integrity, or availability as Low, Moderate, and High. These levels are fundamental for categorizing information systems within the NIST Risk Management Framework.