Administrative security controls can be used to prevent problems with (i) confidentiality, (ii) data integrity, (iii) availability.

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Administrative security controls are policies, procedures, and guidelines that are created by an organization to regulate its employees and protect its assets. These controls include measures such as access control, security awareness training, and contingency planning. These controls can help prevent problems with confidentiality, data integrity, and availability by ensuring that employees follow the organization's policies and procedures, and by providing guidelines for responding to security incidents. Therefore, options A, B, and C are incorrect, because administrative controls must address all three areas (confidentiality, data integrity, and availability) in order to be effective.

Administrative Security Controls Can Be Used to Prevent Problems with (I)