Integritási

Integritási is an attributive adjective in Hungarian derived from the noun integritás, meaning integrity. It is used to describe aspects related to integrity, wholeness, or trustworthiness in data, systems, processes, and ethical or regulatory contexts. The term commonly appears in compound forms such as adat-integritás (data integrity) and rendszer-integritás (system integrity), as well as in phrases like integritási szabályok or integritási elvek (integrity rules or principles), depending on the context.

In information technology and data management, integritási concepts and controls aim to preserve the accuracy and consistency of information over time. Techniques associated with these concepts include checksums, cryptographic hashes, digital signatures, versioning, and robust backup procedures. In cybersecurity and governance, maintaining integritási standards is important for reliability, authenticity, and compliance with data protection and information security requirements. In public administration and corporate ethics, integrity-related standards or codes of conduct may be described with integritási terminology to emphasize the role of honesty and accountability.

Etymology and usage notes: integritási derives from the Hungarian word integritás (integrity) and is formed with a suffix that yields an adjective suitable for modifying nouns. It functions similarly to other Hungarian adjectival forms that specify a relational quality, such as “related to integrity.” While common in technical and formal writing, its exact hyphenation or compound spelling can vary by editorial style.

See also: adat-integritás, rendszer-integritás, információbiztonság, integritás.