ation of programs and data for their intended purpose. [Arts] 
n., A digital entity has integrity when it is whole and sound or when it is complete and uncorrupted in all its essent
ial respects. [Arts] 
n., The accuracy and completeness of data, particularly after it has undergone transmission from one system to another.
[Computer and Information Sciences] 
n., Resistance to alteration by system errors. A user who files data expects that the contents of the files will not be changed by
system errors in eit