Title: Contrast data, information, and knowledge.
Course: Cybersecurity in Family and Consumer Sciences (19299-I-36) > Section: Protecting Family and Consumer Sciences Data

Contrasting should include defining

- data – structured or unstructured but uninterrupted
- single-source data and big data – from one source, massive data files
- information – structured data
- knowledge – actionable information
- data at rest – storage
- data in transit – transmission
- data being processed – memory.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What is data at rest?
- What is data in transit?
- What is the difference between structured and unstructured data?
- Who is responsible for securing data files?
- What are secure ways to transfer data?
- Why is it important to back up data?
- What are the benefits of data encryption?
- When is the best time to save recent data transfers?
- How can households protect data when using a home Wi-Fi network?