ch 10 Flashcards
portable computing devise generally larger that smartphones and smaller that notebooks
tablets
has all the tools that a feature phone has but also includes an OS that allows it to run apps and access the internet
smartphones
a traditional cell phone with limited features, such as camera, MP3 music player
feature phone
(SMS)
short message service
what is (SMS) short message services
text messaging
what are some wearable technology
fitness trackers
smart watches
have similar hardware and run on the same OS and application software found on a desktop computer
portable computers
have multiple hardware ports and may accommodate limited hardware upgrades
Laptop
a smaller version of a Laptop computer
notebook computers
even smaller that notebooks and use a low-powered solid state drive (SSD)
subnotebook computer
contains a limited version of the Linux OS and a web browser, designed to only be used when connected to the internet.
web-based computers
what is ANT
a proprietary wireless network technology used primarily by sensors for communicating data
what is BYOD
bring your own device
what is COPE
corporate owned personally enable, where employees choose between company approved devices
what is CYOD
choose your own device, employees choose from a limited selection of approved devices
what is VDI
Virtual desktop infrastructure, store sensitive data on a remote server that is accessed through a smart phone.
what is (OTA)
Over the air transfer, used by IOS for updates
what is geolocation
mobile devices with global positioning system (GPS) capabilities.
what is GPS tagging also called geo-tagging
adding a geographical location to a piece of media
what is sideloading
users can circumvent built in limitations on smartphones to download from an official third party app store
what is jailbreaking
bypassing the built in limitations of I-Phones
what is rooting
bypassing the built in limitations of androids
(MMS)
Multimedia messaging service
provides for pictures, video, or audio to be included in text messages
(MMS) Multimedia messaging service
what happens after a specific number of failed attempts to enter a pass code
screen lock
delivery of content over the internet without telecoms being directly involved
data in transit
data that is stored and encrypted
remote data at rest
separating business data from personal data
segment storage
erases all sensitive data stored on the device
remote wiping
(MDM)
Mobile device management
tools that allow a device to be managed remotely by an organization
(MDM) Mobile device management
what is app wrapping
sets up a “dynamic” library of software routines and adds to an existing program to restrict parts of an app.
(MAM)
Mobile application Management
(MCM)
Mobile content Management
system is tunes to provide content management to hundreds or even thousands of mobile devices used by employees in an enterprise
MCM Mobile content management
ensures that only preapproved apps can run on the device
application whitelisting
uses the device’s GPS to define geographical boundaries where an app can be used
geo-fencing
a computer hardware or software contained within a larger system designed for a specific function
embedded system
(ICS)
Industrial Control System
control locally or at a remote locations by collecting, monitoring, and processing real-time data so that machines can directly control devices.
(ICS) Industrial control system
(SCADA)
Supervisory control and data acquisition
uses multiple ISC’s
SCADA
(SoC)
System on a Chip
all the necessary hardware components contained on a single microprocessor chip
(SoC) System on a chip
(RTOS)
Real -time operation system
software designed for a SoC in an embedded system
(RTOS) Real-time operating system
(IoT)
Internet of things
connecting any device to the internet for the purpose of sending and receiving data to be acted upon
(IoT) Internet of things
(BAN)
Body of area networks
a network system of IoT devices in close proximity to a persons body that cooperates for the benefit of the user.
(BAN) Body are networks
(ABSN)
Autonomous body sensor network
introduces actuators in addition to the sensors so immediate effects can be made on the human body.
(ABSN) Autonomous body sensor network
