CIA Parkerian 
Hexad
Definition The CIA Triad is a venerable, well-
known model for security policy
development, used to identify
problem areas and necessary solutions
for information security.
Elements • availability: the ability of a system to
  ensure that an asset can be used by
any authorized parties
• integrity: the ability of a system to
ensure that an asset is modified only
by authorized parties
• confidentiality: the ability of a
system to ensure that an asset is
viewed only by authorized parties.
Aims Design and build information security
architecture to the organization.
The Parkerian Hexad is an expression of a
set of components added to the CIA triad
to form or more comprehensive and
complete security model. It aims to change
how information security is understood and
implemented.
The six atomic elements of the Parkerian
Hexad are confidentiality, integrity,
availability, authenticity, possession or
control, and utility.
Fill in the gaps of the of CIA model to
improve the security of today’s
information assets