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1
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3DES

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Triple Digital Encryption Standard
- Deprecated and considered insecure. Replaced by AES
- Symmetric
- Applies the DES cipher algorithm 3 times to each data block

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AAA

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-Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting)
- Often used to describe RADIUS, or some other form of networking protocol that provides Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting

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ABAC

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Attribute Based Access Control

Rights granted through policies that combine attributes together

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Active Directory

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Database and identity service used to provide identity management

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ACL

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Access Control List

  • Set of rules that allow/permit or deny any traffic flow through routers
  • Looks at the packet to determine whether it should be allowed or denied
  • Works at layer 3 toprovide security by filtering & controlling the flow of trafficfrom one router to another
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AES

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Advanced Encryption Standard

  • Industry-standard for data security
  • 128-bit, 192-bit, or 256-bit (strongest) implementations
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AES256

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Advanced Encryption Standard 256 bits

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AH

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Authentication Header

  • Used to authenticate origins of packets of data transmitted
  • These headers don’t hide any data from attackers, but they do provide proof that the data packets are from a trusted source and that the data hasn’t been tampered with
  • Helps protect against replay attacks
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AIS

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Automated Indicator Sharing

  • DHS and CISA free program
  • Enables organizations to share and receive machine-readable cyber threat indicators (CTIs) and defensive measures (DMs) in real-time
  • Useful to monitor and defend networks against known threats
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ALE

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Annualized Loss Expectancy

ie: can expect x number of devices to fail per year

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AP

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Access Point

Networking hardware device that provides Wi-Fi access, typically then connected via wire to the router, or directly integrated in the router itself

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APT

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Advanced Persistent Threat

Stealthy threat actor (usually nation-state or state-sponsored group) that gains unauthorized access to a system and remains undetected for a period of time

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ARO

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Annualized Rate of Occurrence

The calculated probability that a risk will occur in a given year

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ARP

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Address Resolution Protocol

Connects IP address with MAC address

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ASLR

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Address Space Layout Randomization

Prevent exploitation of memory corruption vulnerabilities

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ASP

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Active Server Page

  • Microsoft server-side scripting language and engine to create dynamic web pages
  • Superseded by ASP.NET in 2002
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ATT&CK

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Adversarial Tactics, Techniques, and Common Knowledge

Knowledge base framework of adversary tactics and techniques based on real-world observations

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AUP

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Acceptable Use Policy

Terms that users must accept in order to use a network, system, website, etc…

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AV

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Antivirus

  • Antivirus software
  • Typically uses signature-based detection
  • Not effective against zero-days or polymorphic malware
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BASH

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Born Again Shell

Powerful UNIX shell and command language

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BCP

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Business Continuity Planning

  • Plan used to create processes and systems of both prevention and recovery to deal with threats that a company faces
  • This plan outlines how a business can continue delivering products and services if crap hits the fan
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BIA

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Business Impact Analysis

Used to predict the consequences a business would face if there were to be a disruption

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BGP

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Border Gateway Protocol

  • “The postal service of the Internet”
  • BGP finds the best route for data to travel to reach its destination
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BIOS

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Basic Input Output System

  • Firmware that performs hardware initialization when systems are booting up, and to provide runtime services for the OS and programs
  • First software to run when you power on a device
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BPA

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Business Partnership Agreement

Defines a contract between two or more parties as to how a business should run

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BPDU

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Bridge Protocol Data Unit

  • Frames that have spanning tree protocol information
  • Switches send BPDUs with a unique source MAC address to a multicast address with a destination MAC
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BYOD

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Bring your own device

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CA

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Certificate Authority

An organization that validates the identities of entities through cryptographic keys by issuing digital certificates

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CAC

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Common Access Card

Smart card for active duty personnel

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CAPTCHA

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Completely Automated Public Turing Test to Tell Computers and Humans Apart

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CAR

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Corrective Action Report

Lists defects that need to be rectified

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CASB

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Cloud Access Security Broker

  • Acts as an intermediary between the cloud and on-prem
  • Monitors all activity
  • Enforces security policies
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CBC

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Cipher Block Chaining

  • CBC is a mode of operation for block ciphers
  • Block ciphers (for encryption) by themselves would only work for a single block of data…a mode of operation like CBC can be used to give instructions on how to apply encryption to multiple blocks of data
  • CBC helps prevent issues of identical blocks, even if you have identical inputs. It does that by using an operation called XOR (exclusive-OR)
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CBT

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Computer Based Training

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CCMP

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Counter-Mode/CBC-Mac Protocol

Encryption protocol designed for Wireless LAN products

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CCTV

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Closed Circuit Television

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CERT

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Computer Emergency Response Team

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CIRT

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Computer Incident Response Team

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CFB

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Cipher Feedback

When a mode of operation uses the ciphertext from the previous block in the chain

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CHAP

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Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol

  • Authenticates a user or network host to an authenticating entity
  • Provides protection against replay attacks
  • Requires that both the client and server know the plaintext of the secret, but it’s never sent over the network
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CIO

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Chief Information Officer

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CTO

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Chief Technology Officer

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CSO

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Chief Security Officer

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CIS

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Center of Internet Security

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CMS

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Content Management System

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COOP

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Continuity of Operation Planning

Effort for agencies to make sure they can continue operations during a wide range of emergencies

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COPE

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Corporate Owned Personal Enabled

Organization provides its employees with mobile computing devices

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CP

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Contingency Planning

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CRC

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Cyclical Redundancy Check

Used to detect accidental changes in digital networks and storage devices

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CRL

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Certificate Revocation List

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CSP

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Cloud Service Provider

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CSR

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Certificate Signing Request

  • Contains information that the Certificate Authority (CA) will use to create your certificate
  • Contains the public key for which the certificate should be issued, and other identifying information
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53
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CSRF

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Cross Site Request Forgery

Unauthorized actions are performed on behalf of a legitimate user

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CSU

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Channel Service Unit

Device used for digital links to transfer data

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55
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CTM

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Counter Mode

  • Converts a block cipher into a stream cipher
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CVE

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Common Vulnerabilities Exposure

List of publicly disclosed computer security flaws

These security flaws get assigned a CVE ID number which people can use to reference them

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CVSS

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Common Vulnerability Scoring System

Public framework used to rate the severity of security vulnerabilities

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CYOD

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Choose your own device

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DAC

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Directory Access Control

Restriction of access based upon the identity of subjects and the groups they belong to

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DBA

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Database Administrator

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DEP

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Data Exclusion Prevention

  • Microsoft security feature
  • Monitor and protects pages or regions of memory
  • Prevents data regions from executing (potentially malicious) code
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62
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DER

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Distinguished Encoding Rules

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63
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DES

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Digital Encryption Standard

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DHE

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Diffe Hellman Ephemeral

Way of securely exchanging cryptographic keys over public channels

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65
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DKIM

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Domain Key Identified Mail

Email authentication technique - applies signatures by the mail server of the sender’s domain

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DLL

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Dynamic Link Library

  • Library that contains code and data that can be used by programs to function in Windows
  • DLL injections can run malicious code within an application by exploiting DLLs
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DMARC

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Domain Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance

  • Authenticates emails with SPF and DKIM
  • Used to prevent phishing and spoofing
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DNAT

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Destination Network Address Transcation

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69
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DPO

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Data Privacy Officer

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70
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DRP

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Disaster Recovery Plan

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71
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DSA

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Digital Signature Algorithm

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72
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EAP

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Extensible Authentication Protocol

Authentication framework used in LAN’s

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73
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ECB

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Electronic Code Book

Doesn’t hide data patterns well, so it wouldn’t work to encrypt images for example

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ECC

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Elliptic Curve Cryptography

Good for mobile devices because it can use smaller keys

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75
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ECDHE

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(Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman Ephemeral)

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76
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ECDSA

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Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm

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77
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EDR

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Endpoint Detection and Response

Technology that continuously monitors endpoints to mitigate cyber threats

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78
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EFS

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Encrypted File System

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EOL

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End of Life

Date set where manufacturer will no longer create the product

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EOS

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End of Service

Original manufacturer no longer offers updates, support, or service

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ERP

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Enterprise Resource Planning

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ESN

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Electronic Serial Number

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ESP

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Encapsulated Security Payload

  • Member of IPsec set of protocols
  • Encrypts and authenticates packets of data between computers using VPNs
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FACL

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File System Access Control List

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85
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FDE

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Full Disk Encryption

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86
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FPGA

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FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array)

Integrated circuit designed to be configured by a customer or designer after manufacturing

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FRR

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False Rejection Rate

Likelihood that a biometric security system will incorrectly reject an access attempt by an authorized user

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GCM

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Galois Counter Mode

  • High speeds with low cost and low latency
  • Provides authenticated encryption
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GPO

A

Group Policy Object

  • Contains two nodes: a user configuration and computer configuration
  • Collection of group policy settings
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GRE

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Generic Routing Encapsulation

Tunneling Protocol

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HA

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High Availability

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HIDS

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Host-Based Intrusion Detection System

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HIPS

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Host-Based Prevention Detection System

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HMAC

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Hashed Message Authentication Code

combines shared secret key with hashing

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HOTP

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HMAC based One Time Password

  • One-time password algorithm based on hash-based message authentication codes
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HSM

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Hardware Security Module

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ICS

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Industrial Control System

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IDEA

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International Data Encryption Algorithm

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IDF

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Intermediate Distribution Frame

Cable rack in a central office that cross connects and manages IT or telecom cabling between a main distribution frame (MDF) and remote workstation devices

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IdP

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Identity Provider

Service that stores and manages digital identities

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IEEE

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

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IKE

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Internet Key Exchange

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IoC

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Indicators of Compromise

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IR

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Incident Response

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IRP

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Incident Response Plan

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ISO

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International Organization for Standardization

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ISSO

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Information Systems Security Officer

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ITCP

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IT Contingency Plan

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IV

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Initialization Vector

  • Used in cryptography is an input to a cryptographic primitive
  • Used to provide the initial state
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KDC

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Key Distribution Center

  • Used to reduce risks in exchanging keys
  • A user requests to use a service. The KDC will use cryptographic techniques to authenticate requesting users as themselves, and it will check whether a user has the right to access the service requested
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KEK

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Key Encryption Key

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LEAP

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Lightweight Extensible Authentication Protocol

  • Wireless LAN authentication method
  • Dynamic WEP keys and mutual authentication (b/t a wireless client and a RADIUS server)
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MaaS

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Monitoring as a Service

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MAC

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Mandatory Access Control

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MAM

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Mobile Application Management

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MAN

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Metropolitan Area Network

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MBR

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Master Boot Record

  • Special type of boot sector at the very beginning of partitioned storage
  • Holds information about how logical partitions are organized
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MDM

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Mobile Device Management

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MFD

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Multi Function Device

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MFP

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Multi Function Printer

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MITM

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Man in the Middle

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MMS

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Multimedia Message Service

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MOA

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Memorandum of Agreement

Legally-binding agreement between two parties

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MOU

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Memorandum of Understanding

  • Non-legally binding agreement
  • Used to signal willingness between parties to move forward with a contract
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MPLS

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Multi-Protocol Label Switching

Routing technique to direct data from one note to the next based on the short path labels

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MSA

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Measurement Systems Analysis

Mathematical method of determining the amount of variation that exists within a measurement process

127
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MSCHAP

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Microsoft Challenge Handshake

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MSP

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Managed Service Provider

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MSSP

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Managed Security Service Provider

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MTBF

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Mean Time Between Failures

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MTTF

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Mean Time To Failure

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MTTR

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Mean Time To Recover

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MTU

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Maximum Transmission Unit

Largest packet or frame size that can be sent in a packet or frame-based network such as the Internet

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NAC

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Network Access Control

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NAS

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Network Attached Storage

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NAT

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Network Address Translation

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NFC

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Near Filed Communication

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NFV

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Network Functions Virtualization

Virtualizes entire classes of network node functions into building blocks

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NIC

A

Network Interface Card

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NIDS

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Network Based Intrusion Detection System

141
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NIPS

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Network Based Intrusion Prevention System

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NTFS

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New Technology File System

143
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NTLM

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New Technology LAN Manager

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NTP

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Network Time Protocol

port 123 udp

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OAUTH

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Open Authorization

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OCSP

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Online Certificate Status Protocol

Used by CAs to check the revocation status of an X.509 digital certificate

147
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OID

A

Object Identifier

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OSI

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Open Systems Interconnection

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OSINT

A

Open Source Intelligence

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OSPF

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Open Shortest Path First

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OT

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Operational Technology

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OTA

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Over the air

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OTG

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On the go

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OVAL

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Open Vulnerability Assessment Language

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OWASP

A

Open Web Application Security Project

156
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P2P

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peer to peer

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PAC

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Proxy Auto Configuration

  • Used to define how web browsers and other user agents can automatically choose the appropriate proxy server for fetching URLs
  • Contains a JavaScript function that returns a string with one or more access method specifications
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PAM

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Privileged Access Management

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PAP

A

Password Authentication Protocol

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PBKDF2

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Password Based Key Derivative Function 2

  • Key derivation functions with a sliding computation cost, which is used to reduce vulnerabilities of brute-force attacks
  • Applies a pseudorandom function (like HMAC) to the input password along with a salt value, and repeats this process multiple times to produce a derived key
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PBX

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Private Branch Exchange

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PDU

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Power Distribution Unit

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PEAP

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Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol

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PED

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Personal Electronic Device

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PEM

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Privacy enhance mail

166
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PFS

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Perfect Forward Security

Feature of specific key agreement protocols that give assurances that session keys will not be compromised, even if long-term secrets used in the session key exchange are compromised

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PHI

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Personal Health Information

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PII

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Personal Identity Information

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PKI

A

Public Key Infrastructure

170
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PSK

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Pre Shared Key

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QoS

A

Quality of Service

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PUP

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Potentially Unwanted Program

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RA

A

Recovery Agent

174
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RAD

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Rapid Application Development

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RAS

A

Remote Access Server

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RAT

A

Remote Access Trojan

177
Q

RBAC

A

Role Based Access Control

178
Q

RPO

A

Recovery Point Objective

The maximum amount of data (measured by time) that can be lost after a recovery from a disaster or failure

179
Q

RTBH

A

Remote Triggered Black Hole

  • Can be used to drop traffic before it enters a protected network
  • A common use is to mitigate DDoS
180
Q

RTOS

A

Real Time Operating System

181
Q

RTP

A

Real Time Transport Protocol

182
Q

SAE

A

Simultaneous Authentication of Equals

Secure password-based authentication and password-authenticated key agreement method

183
Q

SAML

A

Security Assertions Markup Language

  • XML-based markup language for security assertions
  • Allows an IdP to authenticate users and then pass an auth token to another application (service provider)
184
Q

SAN

A

Storage Area Network

185
Q

SCADA

A

System Control and Data Acquisition

186
Q

SCEP

A

Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol

Makes the request and issuing of digital certificates as simple as possible

187
Q

SDN

A

Software Defined Networking

Makes networking a bit more like cloud computing than traditional network management by defining network technology via software

188
Q

SED

A

Self Encrypting Drives

189
Q

SEH

A

Structured Exception Handler

190
Q

SLE

A

Single Loss Expectancy

191
Q

SOAP

A

Simple Object Access Protocol

192
Q

SoC

A

System on a chip

193
Q

STP

A

Shield Twisted Pair

194
Q

TTP

A

tactics techniques procedures

195
Q

UAT

A

user acceptance testing

Last phase of the software testing process

196
Q

UEFI

A

Unified Extensible Firmware Interface

197
Q

UPS

A

uninterruptible power supply

198
Q

URI

A

Uniform Resource Identifier

199
Q

URL

A

Uniform Resource Locator

200
Q

UTM

A

Unified Threat Management

  • When a single hardware or software provides multiple security functions
  • This is in contrast of having individual solutions for each security function
201
Q

UTP

A

unshielded twisted pair

202
Q

VDE

A

Virtual Desktop Environment

203
Q

VDI

A

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

204
Q

VLSM

A

Variable Length Subnet Masking

205
Q

VTC

A

Virtual Teleconferencing

206
Q

WAF

A

Web Application Firewall

207
Q

WAP

A

Wireless Access Point

208
Q

WEP

A

Wired Equivalent Privacy

209
Q

WIDS

A

Wireless Intrusion Detection System

210
Q

WORM

A

write once read many

Data storage device where information, once written, can’t be modified

211
Q

WPS

A

WiFi Protected Setup

212
Q

XSRF

A

Cross site request forgery

213
Q

X.509

A

Standard for defining the format of public key sharing

Cybersecurity (22 decks)

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