Extra Terms Flashcards

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What is PKI?

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A framework of programs, procedures, communication protocols, and public key cryptography that enables a diverse group of individuals to communicate securely.

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What does OWASP stand for?

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Open Web Application Security Project, an international nonprofit that focuses on identifying software vulnerabilities and educating developers in the practice of secure coding.

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What are Joint Operating Agreements?

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Agreements that provide nearby relocation sites so disruption is limited to the organization’s own facility/campus and can be addressed at a different location.

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What are the layers of the OSI Model?

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Physical; Data Link; Network; Transport; Session; Presentation; Application.

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What is the Cross-Certification Model?

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A model where every participating organization has to review and approve every other organization; does not scale well.

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What is FPE?

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Format-Preserving Encryption, a technique used to scramble contents of data using a mathematical algorithm while keeping the structural arrangement of the data.

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What are the Logging Levels?

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OFF > FATAL > ERROR > WARN > INFO > DEBUG > TRACE > ALL.

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What does OFF mean in Logging Levels?

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Used to turn off logging.

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What does FATAL mean in Logging Levels?

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Indicates the application is about to stop due to a serious problem/corruption; the situation is catastrophic.

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What does ERROR mean in Logging Levels?

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Indicates an inability to access a service/file; a severe issue is stopping functions within the application from operating efficiently.

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What does WARN mean in Logging Levels?

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Indicates a detected unexpected application problem.

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What does INFO mean in Logging Levels?

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Indicates normal behavior of applications.

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What does DEBUG mean in Logging Levels?

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Provides diagnostic information in a detailed manner for diagnosing, troubleshooting, or testing an application.

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What does TRACE mean in Logging Levels?

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Captures all details about the behavior of the application; used to see events within the application and what happened in third-party libraries.

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What does ALL mean in Logging Levels?

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Shows all or custom logged definitions.

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What is the Management Plane?

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Technology that allows an admin to remotely manage a fleet of servers; logical infrastructure design used to configure cloud resources.

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What is the role of the Information Commissioner?

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Responsible for enforcing the UK’s GDPR and offering advice and assistance to both the council and individual groups whose information is being held.

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What is the NIS Directive?

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The first piece of EU-wide cybersecurity legislation; requires notification to competent authorities or CSIRT.

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What is NIST 800-145?

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The NIST definition of Cloud Computing; a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources.

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What does NIST 800-146 cover?

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Reprises the NIST-established definition of cloud computing, describes benefits and open issues, and provides guidelines and recommendations.

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What are Functional Requirements?

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Performance aspects necessary for a business task to be accomplished.

Example: A salesperson in the field must be able to connect to the organization’s network remotely.

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What are Nonfunctional Requirements?

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Aspects that are not necessary for accomplishing a business task but are desired or expected.

Example: The salesperson’s remote connection must be secure.

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What are DFDs?

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Data Flow Diagrams, useful in systems/software engineering to establish functional requirements before technology selection.

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What is Eucalyptus?

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Computer software for building AWS-compatible private/hybrid cloud computing environments; supports multitenancy.

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What does ISO/IEC 17788 provide?

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An overview of cloud computing and a set of terms and definitions.

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What is NIST 500-292?

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Guidelines for the adoption of cloud computing into the Federal Government.

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What are Metastructure protocols?

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Protocols and mechanisms that provide the interface between the infrastructure layer and other layers.

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What is PRE?

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Proxy Re-Encryption, which allows a proxy to convert ciphertext encrypted under one key into an encryption of the same message under another key.

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What is Software-Defined Infrastructure?

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Technical computing infrastructure entirely under the control of software with no operator or human intervention.

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What is Chaos Engineering?

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A method of testing software that deliberately introduces failure and faulty scenarios to verify resilience.

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What is Microsoft’s SDL?

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Security Development Lifecycle, a software development process based on the spiral model to help developers create secure applications.

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What does NIST 800-92 cover?

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Log management.

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What does NIST 800-40 address?

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Enterprise patch management planning.

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What are the types of backups?

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Full; Copy; Differential; Incremental.

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What is Differential backup?

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Backs up all data changed since the last full backup.

Example: If a full backup was done on Sunday, a differential backup on Monday will include only files changed since Sunday.

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What is Incremental backup?

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Backs up data that changed since the last backup; can be time-consuming to restore data.