The McCumber Cube, embedded within the CNSS Security Model, contains three dimensions. The three dimensions of each axis become a $333$ cube with $27$ cells representing areas that must be addressed to secure today$$s information systems.

The three dimensions of the model are:

Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability;

Policy, Education, Technology; and

Storage, Processing, and Transmission.

$$Search the Internet or the CSU Global Library$($Links to an external site.$)($which can be accessed by selecting the link in the left$-$hand Canvas navigation panel$)$ for examples of the CNSS security model and its three dimensions. Note that you can use the same example or examples for this assignment that you cited for this week$$s discussion forum.

In the paper you submit, briefly elaborate on each of these dimensions and their importance to a solid InfoSec program. Include any impacts management has in sustaining secure information systems. Be sure to expand on the importance of each dimension and how they work together to ensure a secure infrastructure.