We often hear people talk about the need for information systems to be safe and reliable. Is this the same as saying that they need to be secure$?$ This type of question contains radio buttons and checkboxes for selection of options. Use Tab for navigation and Enter or space to select the option. option A Yes, because all information and information systems are built by humans, and humans make mistakes, so we need strong safety rules and procedures to keep from causing harm. option B No$,$ but they have ideas in common. For example, data integrity can lead to unsafe operation, but information security by itself cannot identify possible safety consequences. option C No$,$ because reliability has to do with failures of equipment, errors in software design or use, or bad data used as input, whereas security is focused on keeping the systems and their data safe from intrusion or unwanted change. option D Yes, because the objective of information security is to increase our confidence that we can make sound and prudent decisions based on what those information systems are telling us and in doing so cause no harm.