137 Security terms

Showing 61–120, alphabetical

  1. Website Continuity

    Website continuity refers to the ability of a website to remain operational and accessible to users without significant interruption, even…

  2. Website Exposure

    Website exposure describes the degree to which a website's internal structure, sensitive data, or vulnerabilities are visible and accessible to…

  3. Website Identity

    Website identity refers to the verifiable characteristics that confirm a website's authenticity and legitimacy. It assures users they are interacting…

  4. Website Integrity

    Website integrity refers to the state where a website's content, code, and functionality are authentic, accurate, and have not been…

  5. Website Monitoring

    Website monitoring is the continuous process of checking a website's availability, performance, and security status. It involves automated tools that…

  6. Website Protection

    Website protection refers to the comprehensive measures taken to secure a website and its associated data from various cyber threats.…

  7. Website Resilience

    Website resilience refers to a website's ability to maintain operations and deliver services even when facing adverse events. This includes…

  8. Website Risk

    Website risk refers to any potential threat or vulnerability that could negatively impact a website's functionality, data, or user experience.…

  9. Website Security

    Website security refers to the practices and technologies designed to protect websites and web applications from unauthorized access, data breaches,…

  10. Website Trust

    Website trust is the level of confidence users have in a website's security, reliability, and integrity. It indicates that a…

  11. Website Vulnerability

    A website vulnerability is a flaw or weakness in a web application, its underlying server, or associated components. These weaknesses…

  12. Whitelist

    A whitelist is a cybersecurity access control mechanism that explicitly permits a specific list of approved entities, such as applications,…

  13. Whitelist Governance

    Whitelist governance is a security strategy that explicitly permits only approved entities to operate or access resources, while automatically denying…

  14. Whitelisting

    Whitelisting is a cybersecurity practice that explicitly allows only a pre-approved list of entities to access a system, network, or…

  15. Whitelisting Assurance

    Whitelisting assurance is a security practice that ensures only explicitly authorized items can execute or connect within an IT environment.…

  16. Whitelisting Governance

    Whitelisting governance refers to the established policies and procedures that dictate how an organization approves and manages a list of…

  17. Whitelisting Policy

    A whitelisting policy is a cybersecurity strategy that explicitly permits only approved software, applications, or network connections to run or…

  18. Whitelisting Trust

    Whitelisting trust is a cybersecurity approach where only explicitly approved applications, IP addresses, or users are granted access or permission…

  19. Wireless Assurance

    Wireless assurance is the practice of continuously monitoring and validating the security, performance, and reliability of wireless networks. It involves…

  20. Wireless Attack

    A wireless attack targets vulnerabilities in wireless communication protocols and devices, such as Wi-Fi networks. Attackers exploit these weaknesses to…

  21. Wireless Attack Surface

    The wireless attack surface refers to the sum of all potential entry points and vulnerabilities that an attacker can exploit…

  22. Wireless Authentication

    Wireless authentication is the process of verifying the identity of users and devices attempting to connect to a wireless network.…

  23. Wireless Authorization

    Wireless authorization is the process of verifying the identity of devices and users attempting to connect to a wireless network.…

  24. Wireless Availability

    Wireless availability refers to the consistent and reliable operation of wireless network services, allowing authorized users and devices to access…

  25. Wireless Compliance

    Wireless compliance refers to the adherence to specific regulations, standards, and best practices governing the use of wireless technologies. This…

  26. Wireless Continuity

    Wireless continuity refers to the ability of an organization to maintain uninterrupted network access and operations even when primary wired…

  27. Wireless Exposure

    Wireless exposure describes the security risks and vulnerabilities inherent in using wireless communication technologies. This includes potential for unauthorized access…

  28. Wireless Governance

    Wireless governance involves the set of rules, policies, and processes an organization implements to manage and secure its wireless networks.…

  29. Wireless Identity

    Wireless identity involves authenticating and authorizing users and devices that connect to wireless networks. This process verifies who or what…

  30. Wireless Intrusion

    Wireless intrusion occurs when an unauthorized entity gains access to a wireless network. This can happen through various methods, such…

  31. Wireless Monitoring

    Wireless monitoring is the continuous observation and analysis of wireless network activity. It involves collecting data on devices, connections, and…

  32. Wireless Network Security

    Wireless network security refers to the measures taken to protect data and resources transmitted over wireless networks, such as Wi-Fi.…

  33. Wireless Resilience

    Wireless resilience refers to the ability of wireless communication systems to maintain essential functions and connectivity even when facing disruptions.…

  34. Wireless Risk

    Wireless risk refers to the potential security vulnerabilities and threats associated with wireless communication technologies. This includes Wi-Fi networks, Bluetooth…

  35. Wireless Security

    Wireless security refers to the measures taken to protect wireless computer networks from unauthorized access, misuse, and disruption. It involves…

  36. Wireless Threat

    A wireless threat refers to any security risk that targets vulnerabilities in wireless communication technologies. This includes attacks on Wi-Fi,…

  37. Wireless Trust

    Wireless trust refers to the confidence that wireless network connections are secure and reliable. It ensures that only authorized devices…

  38. Wireless Visibility

    Wireless visibility refers to the ability to monitor and understand all activity occurring across an organization's wireless networks. This includes…

  39. Workflow Assurance

    Workflow assurance is the practice of verifying that business processes and their underlying automated or manual steps consistently adhere to…

  40. Workflow Continuity

    Workflow continuity refers to the ability of an organization to maintain its critical business processes and operations without significant interruption,…

  41. Workflow Governance

    Workflow governance involves establishing and enforcing policies, procedures, and controls for how tasks and information move through an organization. It…

  42. Workflow Integrity

    Workflow integrity refers to the state where a business process or sequence of tasks remains secure, accurate, and unaltered throughout…

  43. Workflow Risk

    Workflow risk identifies potential vulnerabilities or failures within a sequence of tasks or processes. These risks can lead to security…

  44. Workflow Security

    Workflow security involves implementing controls and measures to protect the sequence of tasks and activities within a business process. It…

  45. Workflow Visibility

    Workflow visibility in cybersecurity refers to the ability to clearly see and understand the sequence of tasks, actions, and data…

  46. Workload Assurance

    Workload assurance is the practice of continuously verifying that applications, data, and services operate securely and comply with defined policies.…

  47. Workload Attack Surface

    The workload attack surface refers to the sum of all potential entry points and vulnerabilities within an application or service…

  48. Workload Authentication

    Workload authentication is the process of verifying the identity of non-human entities, such as applications, services, containers, or virtual machines,…

  49. Workload Authorization

    Workload authorization is the process of granting or denying permissions to automated processes, applications, or services to access specific resources…

  50. Workload Availability

    Workload availability refers to the ability of critical applications, services, and data processing tasks to remain operational and accessible to…

  51. Workload Compliance

    Workload compliance refers to the practice of ensuring that all applications, services, and data processing activities within an organization's computing…

  52. Workload Confidentiality

    Workload confidentiality refers to the practice of protecting sensitive data and computations while they are actively being processed or executed…

  53. Workload Continuity

    Workload continuity refers to the ability of an organization to maintain the uninterrupted operation of its essential applications and processes,…

  54. Workload Exposure

    Workload exposure describes the degree to which a computing workload, such as an application or service, is accessible to potential…

  55. Workload Governance

    Workload governance refers to the set of policies, processes, and controls applied to computing workloads. This includes applications, services, and…

  56. Workload Identity

    Workload Identity refers to the method by which non-human entities, such as applications, microservices, and automated scripts, authenticate and authorize…

  57. Workload Integrity

    Workload integrity refers to the assurance that a computing workload, such as an application or service running in the cloud,…

  58. Workload Isolation

    Workload isolation is a cloud security practice that separates different computing tasks or applications from each other. This separation prevents…

  59. Workload Isolation Model

    A Workload Isolation Model is a security strategy that separates different computing tasks or applications within a shared environment. This…

  60. Workload Posture

    Workload posture describes the overall security status of an application or service, including its underlying infrastructure, configurations, and data. It…