Which of the following concepts are included on the three sides of the "security triangle"? (Select THREE).

Confidentiality ensures that information is accessible only to those authorized to view it, protecting data from unauthorized disclosure.

Availability ensures that systems and data are accessible to authorized users when needed, preventing disruption of business operations.

Integrity ensures that data remains accurate and unaltered except through authorized processes, protecting against unauthorized modification or corruption.

Authorization is an access control concept describing what an authenticated user is permitted to do, but it is not one of the three pillars of the CIA Triad.

Authentication is the process of verifying identity and is an important security concept, but it is not part of the CIA Triad itself.

Continuity relates to business continuity planning and disaster recovery, which are derived concerns that support Availability but are not a named side of the CIA Triad.