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Glossary

of IAM and cybersecurity terminology

Threat and Attack Terms

Abuse of Trust

Abuse of trust happens when attackers exploit legitimate access or established relationships to compromise systems.
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Access Broker (AB)

An access broker is a cybercriminal who specializes in breaking into computer systems and selling that access to other attackers.
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Account Enumeration

Account enumeration is a reconnaissance technique where attackers systematically identify valid usernames or accounts on a target system.
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Account Misbinding

Account misbinding is a security flaw that occurs when an authentication system incorrectly links user credentials to the wrong account.
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Account Recovery Abuse

Account recovery abuse happens when attackers turn your own password reset tools against you.
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Account Takeover (ATO)

Account takeover happens when someone gains unauthorized access to another person's account and uses it as if they were the legitimate owner.
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Active Reconnaissance

Active reconnaissance is a cybersecurity technique where attackers directly interact with target systems to gather information.
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Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)

An Advanced Persistent Threat, or APT, represents one of the most serious challenges in modern cybersecurity—a sophisticated, long-term campaign...
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Adversary Objectives

An adversary objective is the specific goal a threat actor pursues through their attack activities.
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Adversary Tradecraft

Adversary tradecraft refers to the specialized techniques, tools, and methodologies that cybercriminals and threat actors use to conduct attacks and...
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Adversary-in-the-Middle (AiTM)

An Adversary-in-the-Middle attack happens when someone secretly inserts themselves into a conversation between two parties, intercepting and...
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Anomalous Authentication

An anomalous authentication is an authentication event that deviates from established user behavior patterns or normal system access protocols.
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Application Layer Attack

An application layer attack targets the software that users interact with directly—web applications, databases, APIs—rather than the underlying...
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Attack Lifecycle

The attack lifecycle maps the stages cybercriminals move through when targeting an organization, from the moment they start planning until they've...
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Attack Path

An attack path is the sequence of actions an attacker follows to reach their objective, whether that's stealing data, deploying ransomware, or...
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Backdoor Account

A backdoor account is a hidden user account created to provide unauthorized access to a system or application.
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Botnet

A botnet is a network of compromised computers—often thousands or millions of them—controlled remotely by an attacker without the owners' knowledge.
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Brute Force Attack (BFA)

A brute force attack is exactly what it sounds like: an attacker systematically trying every possible combination of characters until they crack a...
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Business Logic Flaw

A business logic flaw is a vulnerability that exploits the intended functionality of an application rather than technical coding errors.
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Cloud Misconfiguration

A cloud misconfiguration is an incorrect or insecure setting in cloud infrastructure that creates security vulnerabilities.
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Command and Control (C2)

A Command and Control (C2) system is the communication backbone that lets attackers remotely manage compromised machines.
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Compromise Path

A compromise path is the sequence an attacker follows to breach a system, moving from initial access through escalating privileges to their final goal.
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Credential Exposure

Credential exposure occurs when authentication information—passwords, API keys, tokens, certificates—ends up where it shouldn't be, accessible to...
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Credential Harvesting

Credential harvesting attacks go after the basic keys to digital life—usernames, passwords, and whatever else proves you are who you say you are.
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Credential Sharing

Credential sharing happens when someone with legitimate system access gives their username and password to someone else—a coworker who needs quick...
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Credential Stuffing

Credential stuffing is an automated attack where hackers take username and password pairs stolen from one service and systematically try them across...
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Data Breach

A data breach occurs when unauthorized individuals gain access to sensitive information despite existing security controls.
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Data Exfiltration Path

A data exfiltration path is the route attackers use to steal information from your network.
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Defense Evasion

Defense evasion refers to techniques attackers use to avoid detection by security controls and monitoring systems.
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Denial of Service (DoS)

A Denial of Service (DoS) attack is a cyberattack designed to make a computer system or network resource unavailable to legitimate users.
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Deployment Attack Path

A deployment attack path is a sequence of exploitable weaknesses that attackers can chain together to compromise systems during software deployment.
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Dictionary Attack

A dictionary attack is a method of breaking authentication by systematically trying passwords from a curated list of likely candidates.
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Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)

A Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack tries to knock a website, application, or network service offline by flooding it with more traffic than...
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Domain Fronting

Domain fronting is a technique that exploits content delivery networks to hide the true destination of network traffic.
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Employee Substitution

Employee substitution happens when someone hands over their work credentials to another person—a colleague, a contractor, or even a friend—so that...
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Exfiltration Readiness

Exfiltration readiness refers to the preparatory state in which an attacker has positioned stolen data for removal from a target system.
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Exploit Chaining

Exploit chaining is a cyberattack technique where adversaries string together multiple vulnerabilities to achieve a level of access or control that no...
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Exploit Kit

An exploit kit is a pre-packaged software toolkit that automates the process of exploiting vulnerabilities in web browsers and their plugins.
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Exploit Readiness

Exploit readiness is the state in which a system or organization is prepared to identify, respond to, and mitigate potential exploits against their...
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Exploitability

Exploitability refers to how easily an attacker can actually use a discovered vulnerability to compromise a system.
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Identity Spoofing

Identity spoofing is a cyberattack where someone pretends to be a legitimate user or system to slip past security controls.
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Inference Abuse

Inference abuse is a privacy attack where adversaries extract sensitive information by analyzing patterns in data or system responses.
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Initial Access Vector

An initial access vector is the specific method an attacker uses to first breach a system or network.
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Insider Threat

An insider threat describes a security risk posed by someone with authorized access to an organization's systems, data, or facilities who misuses that...
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Intrusion

An intrusion is unauthorized access to a computer system, network, or digital resource.
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Lateral Movement

Lateral movement describes how attackers navigate through a network after gaining initial access.
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Lateral Privilege Escalation

A lateral privilege escalation is a cyberattack technique where an attacker moves from one compromised account to another account with similar or...
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License Sharing

License Sharing happens when multiple people use the same username and password to access a software application—typically a SaaS platform.
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Living-off-the-Land (LotL)

Living-off-the-Land refers to a cyberattack technique where attackers use legitimate system tools and processes to conduct malicious activities.
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Memory Injection

Memory injection is a cyberattack technique where malicious code gets inserted directly into a running process's memory space.
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Model Hallucination Risk

Model hallucination risk refers to the danger that AI systems will generate plausible-sounding information that's partially or completely false.
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Payload

A payload is the part of malware that performs the actual malicious action once the malware has successfully infiltrated a target system.
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Phishing

Phishing is a cyberattack that tricks people into handing over sensitive information—usually passwords, credit card numbers, or other...
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Post-Exploitation

Post-exploitation refers to the phase of a cyberattack that occurs after an attacker has successfully gained initial access to a target system.
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Prompt Injection

A prompt injection is a cyberattack that manipulates AI language models by inserting malicious instructions into user prompts.
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Ransomware

Ransomware is malicious software designed to deny access to computer systems or data until a ransom is paid.
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Remote Access Trojan (RAT)

A Remote Access Trojan, or RAT, is malware that gives an attacker control over an infected computer from anywhere in the world.
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Remote Code Execution (RCE)

A Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability allows an attacker to run arbitrary code on a target system from a remote location.
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Rootkit

A rootkit is malicious software engineered to hide its presence while maintaining persistent, unauthorized control over a computer system.
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Rubber Ducky Attack

A Rubber Ducky attack exploits the trust computers place in USB keyboards.
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Security Control Bypass

A Security control bypass is what happens when an attacker finds a way around your defenses without setting off any alarms.
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Silent Intrusion

A silent intrusion is a cyberattack that evades detection by security systems while attackers maintain unauthorized access to a network.
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Social Engineering

Social engineering is a method of breaking into secured systems by manipulating people rather than exploiting technical vulnerabilities.
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Spam

Spam is unsolicited electronic communication sent in bulk to numerous recipients, usually by email but increasingly through text messages, social...
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Spear Phishing

Spear phishing targets specific individuals or small groups with personalized attacks designed to steal credentials or install malware.
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Tactics

Tactics are the specific technical methods and procedures used by threat actors to achieve their objectives during a cyberattack.
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Threat Actor

A threat actor is an individual, group, or entity that carries out or attempts cyberattacks against computer systems, networks, or data.
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Threat Vector

A threat vector is the specific route or method an attacker uses to reach a target system or network.
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Token Theft

Token theft is a cyberattack where adversaries steal authentication tokens—digital credentials that verify a user's identity after successful...
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Training Data Poisoning

Training data poisoning is a machine learning attack where adversaries deliberately corrupt the data used to train AI models.
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Trojan Horse

A Trojan horse is malware that disguises itself as legitimate software to trick users into installation.
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Unauthorized Credential Use

Unauthorized credential use happens when someone accesses a system or resource with credentials they shouldn't have—either because they've stolen...
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User Carelessness

User carelessness describes the everyday shortcuts and lapses in judgment that create security vulnerabilities despite an organization's best technical...
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Virus

A virus is a type of malicious software that replicates by inserting copies of itself into other programs or files.
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Voice Phishing (Vishing)

Voice phishing—or vishing—is a social engineering attack carried out over phone calls to extract sensitive information from victims.
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Watering Hole Attack

A watering hole attack targets victims by compromising websites they regularly visit, rather than attacking them directly.
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Worm

A worm is malicious software that replicates itself across networks without needing human interaction to spread.
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General Cybersecurity Terms

Abuse Case

An abuse case is a scenario that describes how a system's features could be misused or exploited by malicious actors.
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Access Path Analysis

Access Path Analysis is a cybersecurity assessment technique that maps all possible routes an attacker could take to reach critical assets within a...
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Account Hygiene

Account hygiene is the practice of keeping user accounts secure, current, and properly configured across an organization's systems.
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Active Defense

Active defense represents a shift from waiting for attacks to materialize into actively engaging with threats as they develop.
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Adversary Emulation

Adversary emulation is a cybersecurity testing methodology that replicates the tactics, techniques, and procedures of real-world threat actors.
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Adversary Playbook

An adversary playbook is a documented collection of the specific attack techniques, tactics, and procedures used by particular threat actors or attack...
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AI Attack Surface

The AI attack surface represents every point where an artificial intelligence system can be compromised, manipulated, or exploited by attackers.
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AI Model Exposure

AI Model Exposure is a security vulnerability where sensitive details about an AI system's architecture, training data, or operational parameters are...
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Alert Fatigue

Alert fatigue is what happens when security teams get buried under so many alerts that they stop being able to respond effectively.
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Allowlisting

An allowlist is a security control that permits only pre-approved entities to access a system or network.
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API Penetration Testing

API Penetration Testing is a security assessment that zeros in on the interfaces applications use to talk to each other.
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API Security

API Security is the practice of protecting Application Programming Interfaces from threats, vulnerabilities, and unauthorized access.
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Application Attack Surface

An application attack surface is the sum of all points where an attacker might try to break into your software.
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Application Hardening

Application hardening is the disciplined practice of strengthening software against attack by systematically reducing exploitable weaknesses.
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Application Security Testing

Application Security Testing is the practice of evaluating software applications for security vulnerabilities throughout the development lifecycle.
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Asset Attribution

Asset attribution is the process of identifying and linking digital assets, infrastructure, or activities to specific threat actors or organizations.
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Asset Discovery

Asset discovery is the process of identifying and cataloging all hardware, software, and digital resources within an organization's IT infrastructure.
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Asset Exposure

An asset exposure is a security vulnerability that makes an organizational asset accessible to potential attackers or unauthorized users.
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Asset Inventory

An asset inventory is a running catalog of everything in your IT environment—servers, laptops, phones, software, cloud accounts, databases, network...
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Assume Breach

Assume Breach is a cybersecurity philosophy that operates under the premise that attackers have already penetrated an organization's defenses.
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Attack Graph

An attack graph is a visual model that maps out how an attacker could move through your network, stringing together vulnerabilities and access points...
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Attack Hypothesis

An attack hypothesis is a structured assumption about how an adversary might compromise a system or network.
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Attack Path Enumeration

Attack path enumeration is the practice of mapping every route an attacker might take through your environment to reach valuable targets.
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Attack Path Inheritance

Attack path inheritance describes how security vulnerabilities and access rights propagate through system hierarchies and dependencies.
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Attack Preconditions

Attack preconditions are the specific requirements that need to be in place before a cyberattack can work.
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Attack Readiness

Attack readiness is how prepared an organization actually is when something goes wrong—not whether they have security tools, but whether they can use...
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Attack Replay

An attack replay is a cyberattack where an adversary intercepts and retransmits legitimate data communications to gain unauthorized access or...
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Attack Scenario

An attack scenario is a structured narrative describing how a cyberattack might unfold against a particular target.
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Attack Simulation

An attack simulation is a controlled cybersecurity exercise where security professionals deliberately attempt to breach an organization's defenses...
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Attack Success Criteria

Attack success criteria are the specific goals an attacker needs to achieve for their operation to count as a win.
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Attack Surface

An attack surface is the sum total of all points where an unauthorized user might try to enter or extract data from an environment.
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Attack Surface

An attack surface is every point where an unauthorized user might try to break into your systems or extract data from them.
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Attack Surface Reduction (ASR)

Attack Surface Reduction is a cybersecurity strategy that minimizes the number of potential entry points available to attackers.
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Attribution

In cybersecurity, attribution means figuring out who did something on a system and making a record of it.
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Authentication Context

An authentication context is the collection of environmental and behavioral signals used to verify whether a login attempt should be trusted.
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Authentication Strength

Authentication strength is a measure of how well an authentication method resists attacks and unauthorized access.
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Authorization Drift

Authorization drift is the gradual accumulation of excessive permissions that happens when user access rights aren't properly managed over time.
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Authorization Graph

An authorization graph maps out who can access what in your systems by treating permissions as a web of connections.
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Baseline Deviation

A baseline deviation is a measurable difference between current system behavior and an established normal operating pattern.
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Behavior Drift

Behavior drift is the gradual change in how a user interacts with computer systems over time.
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Black Box Testing

Black box testing is a cybersecurity assessment method where testers evaluate a system without any knowledge of its internal workings.
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Blast Radius Analysis

A blast radius analysis maps out how far an attacker could move through your environment once they're in.
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Blue Team

A blue team is the group charged with defending an organization's networks and systems from attack.
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Breach Containment

Breach containment is the immediate process of limiting and stopping the spread of a cybersecurity incident once it has been detected.
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Breach Impact Analysis

A Breach Impact Analysis is a systematic evaluation of the consequences and scope of a cybersecurity incident after it occurs.
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Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)

Bring Your Own Device, or BYOD, describes the practice of using personal phones, laptops, and tablets for work purposes.
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Bug Bounty Program

A bug bounty program is a crowdsourced cybersecurity initiative where organizations offer rewards to ethical hackers for discovering and reporting...
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Campaign Correlation

Campaign correlation is the practice of connecting seemingly separate security incidents to reveal coordinated attack operations.
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Campaign-Based Testing

Campaign-based testing is a structured cybersecurity assessment that simulates how real attackers operate over weeks or months.
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Capability-Based Testing

Capability-Based Testing is a cybersecurity assessment approach that evaluates an organization's defenses by simulating real-world attack scenarios...
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Cloud Control Validation

Cloud Control Validation is the process of systematically checking whether security measures in cloud environments actually work as designed.
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Cloud Identity Drift

Cloud Identity Drift refers to the gradual accumulation of excessive or inappropriate permissions in cloud environments over time.
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Cloud Native Security

Cloud native security addresses the unique challenges of protecting applications built specifically for cloud environments.
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Cloud Penetration Testing

Cloud penetration testing is a security assessment that evaluates vulnerabilities in cloud computing environments.
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Cloud Permission Sprawl

Cloud Permission Sprawl refers to the uncontrolled proliferation of access rights and permissions across cloud environments.
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Cloud Risk Posture

Cloud Risk Posture refers to an organization's overall security stance and vulnerability level across its cloud computing environments.
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Cloud Security Architecture

Cloud Security Architecture is the blueprint that defines how security controls, policies, and technologies work together to protect cloud-based...
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Cloud Security Assessment

A cloud security assessment is a systematic examination of how securely an organization uses cloud services.
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Compromise Assessment

A Compromise Assessment is a forensic security investigation that determines whether attackers have already breached an organization's systems.
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Compromise Dwell Analysis

A Compromise Dwell Analysis is an investigation that determines how long an attacker remained undetected within a compromised system or network.
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Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT)

A Computer Emergency Response Team is a specialized cybersecurity organization that coordinates responses to computer security incidents and...
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Conditional Access

A conditional access system makes decisions about who gets into what based on the situation at hand.
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Confidence Scoring

A confidence score is a numerical value that indicates how certain an authentication system is about a user's identity.
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Configuration Drift

Configuration drift is the gradual divergence of a system's actual configuration from its intended baseline state over time.
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Container Security

Container security covers the practice of protecting applications that run in containers—those lightweight, portable packages that bundle code with...
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Containment

Containment is the cybersecurity practice of isolating compromised systems or networks to prevent malware or attackers from spreading to other parts of...
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Containment Strategy

A containment strategy is a cybersecurity incident response plan designed to limit the spread and impact of a security breach or cyberattack.
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Contextual Access Control

Contextual Access Control is an access control method that makes authorization decisions based on multiple environmental and situational factors beyond...
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Contextual Threat Intelligence

Contextual threat intelligence is cybersecurity data enriched with environmental and situational information that makes it actually useful for...
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Continuous Discovery

Continuous Discovery is the ongoing process of automatically identifying and cataloging assets, devices, and services within an organization's network...
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Continuous Identity Assurance

A Continuous Identity Assurance system validates user identity throughout an entire computing session rather than just at login.
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Continuous Monitoring

Continuous monitoring is the ongoing, real-time observation and analysis of systems, networks, and security controls to detect threats and...
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Continuous Red Teaming

Continuous red teaming transforms the traditional point-in-time security assessment into an always-on evaluation of your defenses.
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Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM)

Continuous Threat Exposure Management is a cybersecurity approach that provides ongoing assessment and mitigation of an organization's attack surface.
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Counter-Incident Operations

Counter-incident operations are proactive cybersecurity activities designed to disrupt, degrade, or neutralize ongoing cyberattacks against an...
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Counterfactual Attack Modeling

Counterfactual Attack Modeling is a cybersecurity analysis technique that evaluates what might have happened if different security measures had been in...
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Credential Lifecycle

The credential lifecycle is the complete journey of a digital credential from the moment it's created until it's finally retired.
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Critical Asset Protection

Critical Asset Protection is the practice of identifying what matters most in your organization and building security around it in proportion to its...
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Crown Jewel Analysis

A Crown Jewel Analysis is a cybersecurity assessment that identifies an organization's most critical and valuable digital assets.
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Cryptographic Agility

Cryptographic agility is an organization's ability to quickly adapt and transition between different cryptographic algorithms and protocols.
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Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM)

Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) is how organizations handle authentication, authorization, and profile management for customers who use...
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Cyber Kill Chain

The Cyber Kill Chain is a framework that maps out how cyberattacks unfold from start to finish.
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Cyber Resilience

Cyber resilience is an organization's ability to maintain essential functions during and after a cyberattack or security incident.
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Dark Web Monitoring

Dark Web Monitoring is a cybersecurity service that continuously scans hidden parts of the internet for stolen data, credentials, and other compromised...
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Data Access Path

A data access path is the route data takes as it moves through systems, networks, and applications—from origin to destination and back again.
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Data at Rest

Data at rest refers to information stored on physical or digital media that isn't currently moving across networks or being actively processed.
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Data Contextualization

Data contextualization is the process of enriching raw security data with relevant background information that transforms isolated events into...
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Data Exposure Risk

Data exposure risk refers to the likelihood that sensitive information will be accessed, viewed, or stolen by unauthorized parties.
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Data Flow Mapping

Data flow mapping traces how information moves through an organization's digital ecosystem.
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Data in Transit

Data in transit is information actively moving from one location to another across a network—between computers, servers, applications, or any other...
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Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

Data loss prevention—usually shortened to DLP—gives organizations a way to control what happens to their sensitive information based on what that...
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Data Usage Analytics

Data usage analytics involves monitoring and analyzing how data moves through an organization's systems—who accesses it, when, where it goes, and...
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Defense-in-Depth

Defense-in-depth is a cybersecurity approach that stacks multiple layers of security controls between potential attackers and valuable assets.
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Defensibility Assessment

A defensibility assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of an organization's ability to withstand and respond to cyber threats in practice, not just...
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Defensible Security Program

A defensible security program is a cybersecurity approach built around one core principle: if someone asks whether you did enough to protect your...
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Detection Confidence

Detection confidence is a numerical score that tells you how certain a security system is about a particular threat alert.
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Detection Coverage Mapping

Detection Coverage Mapping is the practice of systematically documenting which security controls can actually spot specific attack techniques.
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Detection Efficacy

Detection efficacy measures how well a security system spots real threats without drowning teams in false alarms.
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Detection Engineering

Detection engineering is the practice of building and maintaining the rules, queries, and analytics that catch attackers in your environment.
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Detection Gap Analysis

A Detection Gap Analysis is a systematic evaluation of an organization's security monitoring capabilities to identify blind spots where threats may go...
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Detection Latency

Detection latency is the time that passes between when something malicious happens on your network and when you actually notice it.
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Detection-as-Code (DaC)

Detection-as-Code is a cybersecurity practice that treats detection rules and logic as software code, applying software development methodologies to...
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Device Trust Posture

Device trust posture is an assessment of how much confidence you can place in a device based on its security configuration and current state.
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Digital Exhaust

Digital exhaust refers to the trail of data created by users' online activities and digital interactions.
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Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR)

Digital Forensics and Incident Response—commonly shortened to DFIR—is the practice of investigating security breaches and cyberattacks to...
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Digital Trust

Digital trust is the confidence people and organizations place in digital systems to handle sensitive information securely, operate reliably, and...
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Directory Services Hardening

Directory Services Hardening is the process of securing centralized authentication systems like Active Directory against exploitation.
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Distributed Trust Model

A distributed trust model is a security framework that spreads authority across multiple entities instead of concentrating it in one place.
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DNS Security

DNS Security encompasses the technologies and practices that protect the Domain Name System—the internet's fundamental addressing mechanism—from...
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Dwell Time

Dwell time has two distinct meanings in cybersecurity, one related to cyberattacks and the other related to identity authentication.
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Emulation-Based Testing

Emulation-based testing is a cybersecurity assessment method that uses software to mimic the tactics, techniques, and procedures of real threat actors.
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Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)

Endpoint Detection and Response, or EDR, is a security technology that monitors individual devices—laptops, desktops, servers, and mobile...
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Endpoint Hardening

Endpoint hardening is the practice of systematically reducing vulnerabilities in individual devices—laptops, servers, mobile phones, IoT gadgets—by...
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Environment Parity Risk

Environment Parity Risk refers to security vulnerabilities that arise when development, testing, and production environments differ significantly in...
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Environmental Drift

Environmental drift refers to the gradual changes in a system's operating environment that can affect security postures over time.
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Ephemeral Asset Risk

An Ephemeral Asset Risk is a cybersecurity vulnerability that arises from temporary or short-lived digital resources within an organization's...
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Executive Tabletop

An Executive Tabletop is a cybersecurity simulation exercise where senior leadership discusses their response to a hypothetical cyber incident.
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Exposure Management

Exposure management is the practice of finding, evaluating, and addressing every point where an attacker might break into your systems.
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Exposure Validation

Exposure Validation is the process of confirming whether identified security vulnerabilities can actually be exploited in a real-world environment.
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Extended Detection and Response (XDR)

Extended detection and response (XDR) pulls security data from different tools and layers of an organization's infrastructure into one place.
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False Acceptance Rate (FAR)

False Acceptance Rate (FAR) quantifies how often a biometric authentication system mistakenly grants access to an unauthorized person.
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False Negative

A false negative happens when a security tool misses a real threat and treats it as harmless.
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False Rejection Rate (FRR)

False Rejection Rate, or FRR, measures how often a biometric authentication system incorrectly rejects a legitimate user.
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First Responder Playbook

A first responder playbook is a structured guide that security teams use when they detect or suspect a security incident.
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Forensic Readiness

Forensic readiness is an organization's preparedness to conduct digital investigations effectively when security incidents occur.
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Forward Defense

Forward defense is a cybersecurity strategy that flips the traditional defensive model by engaging threats at their source rather than waiting for...
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Forward Incident Response

Forward Incident Response represents a shift from reactive to proactive security posture—positioning response capabilities and personnel in...
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Fraud Signal Correlation

Fraud signal correlation is the process of analyzing multiple data points and behavioral indicators to identify patterns that suggest fraudulent...
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Full-Scope Red Team

A full-scope red team engagement is a comprehensive security exercise where ethical hackers simulate real adversaries to test every aspect of an...
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Fuzzing

Fuzzing is a software testing technique that feeds malformed, unexpected, or random data into applications to expose security vulnerabilities.
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Gray Box Testing

Gray box testing is a software testing methodology that combines elements of both black box and white box testing approaches.
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High-Value Asset (HVA)

A high-value asset is any system, data store, or infrastructure component whose compromise would cause serious harm to an organization.
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Hybrid Red Team

A Hybrid Red Team combines internal security staff with external consultants to simulate cyberattacks against an organization.
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ICS and SCADA Security Testing

ICS and SCADA Security Testing refers to specialized cybersecurity assessments designed to evaluate the security posture of Industrial Control Systems...
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Identity and Access Management (IAM or IdM)

Identity and Access Management, or IAM, refers to the organizational framework that controls who can access which systems and data within an enterprise.
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Identity Assurance

Identity assurance means knowing with confidence that the person accessing a system or account is actually who they claim to be—not just at login,...
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Identity Attack Surface

An identity attack surface encompasses all the points where attackers might compromise user identities in an organization's digital ecosystem.
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Identity Blast Radius

An Identity Blast Radius is the scope of systems, resources, and data that could be compromised if a particular digital identity is breached or misused.
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Identity Context

Identity context refers to the full picture of who's accessing a system—not just their password, but how they type, where they're logging in from,...
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Identity Correlation

Identity correlation is the process of linking digital identities across different systems and platforms to determine if separate accounts belong to...
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Identity Factor

An identity factor is a category of signal used to verify someone's identity during authentication.
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Identity Lifecycle Risk

Identity Lifecycle Risk refers to the security vulnerabilities that surface as digital identities move through their natural arc—from creation...
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Identity Posture

Identity posture describes how well an organization manages and secures its collection of user identities and their access to systems and data.
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Identity Proofing

Identity proofing is the process of verifying that a person is who they claim to be during account registration or credential issuance.
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Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR)

Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) focuses on spotting and stopping threats that target identity systems themselves.
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Identity-as-a-signal

Identity-as-a-signal treats authentication as an ongoing conversation rather than a one-time handshake.
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In-Band

In-band authentication factors are identity signals that depend on the same communication channel or system that's requesting the authentication.
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In-session detection

In-session detection is a security approach that monitors user behavior and validates identity continuously after initial login, rather than treating...
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Incident Classification

Incident classification is the process of sorting security events into meaningful categories that tell response teams what they're dealing with and how...
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Incident Escalation Matrix

An Incident Escalation Matrix is a structured framework that defines when, how, and to whom cybersecurity incidents should be escalated based on their...
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Incident Response (IR)

Incident response is the structured process organizations use to handle cybersecurity breaches and attacks.
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Incident Response Team (IRT)

An Incident Response Team is a designated group of cybersecurity professionals who handle security incidents from detection through resolution.
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Incident Severity Rating

An Incident Severity Rating is a classification system that helps security teams decide which threats to tackle first.
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Incident Triage

Incident triage is the process of sorting and prioritizing security alerts based on their severity and potential impact.
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Indicators of Compromise (IOC)

An Indicator of Compromise (IOC) is a piece of forensic evidence that suggests a system has been breached or is under attack.
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Information Flow Control

Information Flow Control is a security mechanism that monitors and restricts how data moves between different parts of a system or network.
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Information Security

Information Security refers to the discipline of protecting information assets from unauthorized access, disclosure, modification, or destruction.
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Infrastructure Drift

Infrastructure drift is the gradual divergence of deployed IT systems from their originally intended configurations and security baselines.
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Infrastructure Exposure

Infrastructure exposure describes the state where an organization's core technology assets—servers, databases, network equipment, cloud resources,...
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Insider Risk Program

An Insider Risk Program is a structured organizational initiative designed to identify, assess, and mitigate threats posed by individuals with...
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Integrity Monitoring

Integrity monitoring is a cybersecurity practice that continuously tracks and detects unauthorized changes to files, systems, or data.
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Invisible Authentication

Invisible authentication lets users prove who they are without any deliberate action on their part.
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IP Data Mapping

IP data mapping connects IP addresses to real-world context—geographic locations, network operators, and organizational ownership.
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IP Exposure Surface

An IP exposure surface is the collection of internet-facing IP addresses and associated services that an organization makes accessible from external...
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Isolation Strategy

An isolation strategy in cybersecurity creates secure boundaries between systems, networks, or processes to contain threats and limit damage.
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Just-Enough-Access (JEA)

Just-Enough-Access is a security principle that grants users the minimum permissions needed to do their work—nothing more.
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Just-in-Time Access (JIT)

A Just-in-Time Access system grants users temporary, elevated permissions only when needed and for limited durations.
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Kerberos

Kerberos is a network authentication protocol that's been the backbone of enterprise identity management since Microsoft baked it into Active Directory...
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Kill Chain Disruption

Kill chain disruption describes the practice of breaking an attacker's progression through the stages of a cyberattack.
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Kill Chain Mapping

Kill chain mapping is a cybersecurity analysis technique that traces the sequential steps an attacker takes to compromise a target.
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Kill Switch

A kill switch is a security mechanism that immediately disables or shuts down a system, application, or network connection when activated.
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Knowledge-Based Authentication (KBA)

Knowledge-based authentication—commonly shortened to KBA—asks users to prove who they are by answering questions only they should know.
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Kubernetes Security

Kubernetes Security is the practice of protecting containerized applications and infrastructure managed by Kubernetes orchestration platforms.
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Lateral Exposure

Lateral exposure describes the vulnerability that lets an attacker pivot from one compromised system to others within the same network.
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Least Privilege Enforcement

Least privilege enforcement is a security practice that ensures users and systems have only the minimum access rights necessary to perform their...
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Lessons Learned

Lessons learned refers to the documented insights and knowledge gained from cybersecurity incidents, projects, or operational experiences.
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Log Integrity

Log integrity is the assurance that system logs remain accurate, complete, and unaltered from their original state.
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Logging Coverage

Logging coverage refers to how completely an organization captures and records digital activity across its infrastructure.
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Machine Identity

A machine identity is a digital credential assigned to non-human entities—applications, services, containers, IoT devices, automated processes—that...
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Machine-to-Machine Identity (M2M)

A machine-to-machine identity is a digital credential that lets automated systems, applications, and devices authenticate and communicate with each...
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Malware

Malware—short for malicious software—encompasses any program designed to harm systems, steal data, or hijack resources without authorization.
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Mean Time to Detect (MTTD)

Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) measures how long it takes an organization to spot a security incident after it happens.
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Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR)

Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR) measures how long it takes a security or IT team to fully resolve an incident from the moment it's detected to when...
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Misuse Case

A misuse case is a scenario that describes how a system could be exploited or attacked by malicious actors.
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Mitre ATT&CK Framework

The MITRE ATT&CK Framework is a public knowledge base that catalogs how cyber adversaries actually operate, based on real attacks observed in the wild.
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Mobile Application Security Testing (MAST)

Mobile Application Security Testing is a specialized evaluation process that identifies vulnerabilities in applications designed for smartphones and...
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Mobile Penetration Testing

Mobile penetration testing examines the security of mobile applications, devices, and their supporting infrastructure through systematic vulnerability...
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Model Integrity

Model integrity means keeping an AI or machine learning model secure and functioning as designed throughout its entire life.
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Multi-factor Authentication

Multi-factor authentication, or MFA, is a security mechanism that requires users to verify their identity through two or more distinct types of...
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Network Penetration Testing

Network penetration testing simulates real-world attacks against an organization's network infrastructure to identify vulnerabilities before malicious...
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Non-Human Identity (NHI)

A Non-Human Identity is a digital identity assigned to automated systems, applications, services, or devices rather than human users.
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Non-repudiation

Non-repudiation means you can prove who did what in a digital system, even if they deny it later.
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Operational Decision Latency

Operational Decision Latency refers to the time gap between spotting a cybersecurity threat and actually doing something about it.
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Operational Dwell Reduction

Operational Dwell Reduction refers to minimizing the time cybercriminals remain undetected within compromised systems.
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Operational Security Effectiveness

Operational Security Effectiveness measures how well an organization's security practices protect against real-world threats and vulnerabilities.
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Operational Technology Security (OT Security)

Operational Technology Security deals with protecting the hardware and software systems that control physical processes in factories, power plants,...
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Orphaned Account

An orphaned account is a user account that remains active in a system after the person it belongs to has left the organization or no longer needs that...
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Out-of-Band (OOB)

Out-of-band authentication refers to verification methods that use a separate, independent communication channel from the one being secured.
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Out-of-Policy Access

Out-of-policy access happens when someone gets into systems, data, or resources in ways that break the rules your organization has set.
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Passive Authentication

Passive authentication verifies user identity without requiring deliberate actions beyond normal system interaction.
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Technology Terms

Account Lifecycle Management (ALM)

Account Lifecycle Management is the structured process of handling user accounts from creation through retirement within an organization's digital...
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Account Provisioning

Account provisioning is the process of creating, configuring, and managing user accounts and their associated access permissions within an...
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Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS)

Microsoft Active Directory Federation Services, or ADFS, is a Microsoft product that enables single sign-on capability across Active Directory domains...
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Advanced Authentication

Advanced authentication moves beyond the username-password model to verify identity using multiple signals and adaptive logic.
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Air-Gapped Network

An air-gapped network is physically isolated from unsecured networks and the internet.
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Alert Correlation

Alert correlation is the process of analyzing and linking related security alerts to identify patterns and reduce false positives.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Amazon Web Services, or AWS, is a cloud computing and data storage architecture and service provided by Amazon.com.
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Anomaly Detection

Anomaly detection is a cybersecurity technique that spots unusual patterns or behaviors deviating from what's considered normal.
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Antivirus (AV)

Antivirus software detects, blocks, and removes malicious programs from computers and networks.
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API Gateway

An API Gateway is a server that sits between clients and backend services, managing how API requests flow through your system.
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Application Control

Application Control is a cybersecurity approach that restricts which software applications can execute on a system or network.
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Application Security Posture Management (ASPM)

Application Security Posture Management is a cybersecurity approach that continuously monitors and manages security risks across an organization's...
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Artificial intelligence—AI—encompasses a family of computing techniques that allow machines to perform tasks we'd normally associate with human...
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Artificial Neural Networks (ANN)

Artificial neural networks represent a computing approach inspired by biological brains, where interconnected nodes process information through...
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Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC)

Attribute-Based Access Control is a security model that grants or denies access based on attributes of users, resources, and environmental conditions.
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Behavioral Biometrics

Behavioral biometrics identifies people by the distinctive ways they interact with devices—how they type, move a mouse, swipe a screen, or even walk...
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Behavioral DLP

Behavioral DLP is a data loss prevention system that uses user behavior analytics to detect and prevent unauthorized data exfiltration.
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Biometrics

Biometrics refers to authentication methods that rely on measuring and matching distinctive physical characteristics—fingerprints, facial structure,...
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Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS)

Breach and Attack Simulation is a cybersecurity testing methodology that uses automated tools to continuously simulate real-world cyberattacks against...
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Certificate Authority (CA)

A Certificate Authority is a trusted third-party organization that issues and manages digital certificates used to verify identities in public key...
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Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB)

A Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) is a security tool that sits between an organization's on-premises infrastructure and cloud service providers to...
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Cloud Control Plane

The cloud control plane is the centralized management layer that orchestrates everything happening in a cloud environment.
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Cloud Detection and Response (CDR)

Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) sits at the intersection of cloud security and threat detection, monitoring cloud environments for signs of...
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Cloud Entitlement Management (CIEM)

Cloud Entitlement Management is the practice of tracking, controlling, and auditing who—or what—can access resources in cloud environments.
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Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP)

A Cloud Native Application Protection Platform is a comprehensive security solution designed to protect applications built and deployed in cloud-native...
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Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM)

Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) is a category of security tools that continuously monitors cloud infrastructure for misconfigurations, policy...
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Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP)

A Cloud Workload Protection Platform secures the applications, containers, virtual machines, and serverless functions that run in cloud environments.
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Configuration Management Database (CMDB)

A Configuration Management Database is a centralized repository that stores information about IT infrastructure components and their relationships...
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Continuous Access Evaluation (CAE)

Continuous Access Evaluation is a security model that reassesses access permissions throughout an active session rather than just at login.
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Continuous Authentication

Continuous authentication verifies user identity throughout an active session rather than just at login.
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Counter Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS)

A Counter Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS) is a technology designed to detect, track, and neutralize unauthorized or malicious drones.
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Cryptography

Cryptography is the practice of securing information by transforming it into formats that unauthorized parties cannot easily read or understand.
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Data Encryption

Data encryption transforms readable information into scrambled code through mathematical algorithms, protecting it from anyone who doesn't have the key...
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Data Masking

Data masking is a cybersecurity technique that replaces sensitive information with fictitious but realistic-looking data.
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Data Security Posture Management (DSPM)

Data Security Posture Management is a cybersecurity approach that continuously monitors, assesses, and improves an organization's overall data...
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Decision Automation

Decision automation in cybersecurity refers to systems that make and execute security decisions without waiting for human approval.
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Decryption

Decryption is the process of converting encrypted data back into its original, readable form.
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Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)

A Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is a network segment that sits between an organization's internal network and the external internet, providing a buffer zone...
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Device-free MFA

Device-free MFA refers to any multi-factor authentication strategy that confirms user identity using signals beyond a username and password pair but...
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DevSecOps Pipeline

A DevSecOps pipeline is an automated software development workflow that weaves security testing and validation directly into every phase of building...
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Digital Certificate

A digital certificate is a cryptographic document that verifies the identity of an entity and binds it to a public key.
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Digital Signature

A digital signature is a cryptographic mechanism that verifies the authenticity and integrity of digital documents or messages.
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Dynamic Access Control

Dynamic Access Control is a security framework that adjusts user permissions in real-time based on current context and risk factors.
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Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)

Dynamic Application Security Testing is a cybersecurity testing method that analyzes applications while they are running to identify vulnerabilities.
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Egress Filtering

Egress filtering is a network security practice that monitors and controls data leaving an organization's network.
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Encryption

Encryption is the process of converting readable data into an unreadable format using mathematical algorithms and cryptographic keys.
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Endpoint

An endpoint is any network-connected computing device that's not part of your core infrastructure—workstations, laptops, tablets, phones, thin...
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Face ID or Facial Recognition

Face ID or facial recognition is a biometric authentication method that verifies identity by analyzing the unique geometric patterns, depths, and...
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Federated Authorization

Federated authorization is a security model that lets users access multiple systems or applications across different organizations with a single set of...
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Federated Identity or Identity Federation

Identity federation lets organizations connect separate user directories so that people can use a single set of credentials across multiple systems.
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Fingerprint Scan

Fingerprint scanning uses the unique ridge patterns on your fingertips as a way to verify identity.
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Firewall

A firewall is a network security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules.
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Hashing

A hashing function is a mathematical algorithm that converts input data of any size into a fixed-length string of characters called a hash value or...
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Honeypot

A honeypot is a cybersecurity tool designed to attract and detect unauthorized access attempts by mimicking vulnerable systems or services.
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Host-Based Intrusion Detection System (HIDS)

A Host-Based Intrusion Detection System (HIDS) is security software that runs directly on individual computers or servers, watching for signs of...
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Identity Control Plane

An Identity Control Plane is a centralized framework that manages and governs all identity-related operations across an organization's digital...
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Identity Fabric

An identity fabric is a unified architecture that ties together all the identity systems in an organization—authentication tools, access controls,...
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Identity Governance and Administration (IGA)

Identity Governance and Administration is a cybersecurity framework that manages digital identities and their access rights throughout an organization.
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Identity Risk Engine

An Identity Risk Engine is a cybersecurity system that continuously evaluates user behavior and contextual signals to determine whether someone...
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Identity Signal

An identity signal is any piece of data that helps confirm who someone is in a digital system.
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Identity-Aware Proxy (IAP)

An Identity-Aware Proxy is a security service that controls access to applications based on user identity and contextual factors rather than network...
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Industrial Control Systems (ICS)

Industrial Control Systems are specialized computing environments that monitor and control physical processes in critical infrastructure.
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Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

Infrastructure as Code is a practice where computing infrastructure is provisioned and managed using machine-readable definition files rather than...
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Integrated GRC Platform

An Integrated GRC Platform brings governance, risk management, and compliance functions together in one system, replacing the disconnected tools and...
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Internet of Things (IoT)

The Internet of Things describes the sprawling network of physical devices—beyond traditional computers and phones—that connect to the internet and...
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Intrusion Detection System (IDS)

An Intrusion Detection System monitors network traffic and system activities to spot potential security threats.
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Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)

An Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) is a network security technology that monitors traffic in real-time and automatically blocks detected threats.
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IT Asset Management (ITAM)

IT Asset Management is the systematic process of tracking, managing, and optimizing an organization's technology resources throughout their lifecycle.
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Key Management Service (KMS)

A Key Management Service is a centralized system that handles the creation, distribution, storage, and lifecycle management of cryptographic keys.
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Keystroke Dynamics

Keystroke dynamics refers to the measurable patterns in how a person types on a keyboard—the rhythm, timing, pressure, and flight time between...
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Large Language Model (LLM)

A Large Language Model is an artificial intelligence system trained on massive datasets—often hundreds of billions of words—to understand and...
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Machine Learning

Machine learning is a branch of artificial intelligence where systems improve their performance on specific tasks through exposure to data rather than...
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Managed Detection and Response (MDR)

A Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service is a cybersecurity solution that combines technology and human expertise to hunt, detect, and respond to...
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Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP)

A Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) is a third-party company that handles cybersecurity operations for other organizations.
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Micro-Segmentation

Micro-segmentation divides networks into small, isolated compartments to limit how far attackers can travel once they get inside.
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Mouse Dynamics

Mouse dynamics refers to the distinctive patterns in how someone moves and controls their cursor—the subtle rhythms of acceleration, the way they...
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Multi-Tenancy

Multi-tenancy is a software architecture where a single application instance serves multiple customers simultaneously, each sharing the same...
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National Vulnerability Database (NVD)

The National Vulnerability Database is a comprehensive repository maintained by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology that catalogs...
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Network Access Control (NAC)

Network Access Control is a security approach that decides which devices and users can connect to a network and what they can do once they're in.
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Network Segmentation

Network segmentation divides a computer network into smaller, isolated zones with controlled access between them.
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Network-Based Intrusion Detection System (NIDS)

A Network-Based Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) monitors traffic flowing across a network to spot malicious activity and security policy violations.
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Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW)

A Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) is a network security device that goes well beyond the traditional firewall's port-and-protocol filtering.
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Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS)

Penetration Testing as a Service is a cloud-based security model that delivers vulnerability assessments through a subscription rather than...
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Policy Decision Point (PDP)

A Policy Decision Point is a component in access control systems that evaluates authorization requests and renders access decisions based on predefined...
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Policy Enforcement Point (PEP)

A Policy Enforcement Point is a system component that actively enforces access control policies by intercepting and evaluating requests for protected...
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Policy-as-Code (PaC)

Policy-as-Code is the practice of expressing security policies and compliance requirements as executable code rather than written documents.
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Proxy Server

A proxy server is an intermediary that sits between clients and the servers they want to reach.
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Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

A Public Key Infrastructure is a comprehensive framework that manages digital certificates and public-private key pairs for secure communications.
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Retina Scanner or Iris Scanner

Retina scanners and iris scanners are distinct biometric authentication technologies, though the terms often get confused.
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Robotic Process Automation (RPA)

Robotic process automation (RPA) uses software bots to handle repetitive tasks that would normally require human interaction with computer systems.
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Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP)

Runtime Application Self-Protection is a security technology that enables applications to detect and respond to attacks in real-time during execution.
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Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)

A Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a cloud-based security framework that merges network security functions with wide area networking into a unified...
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Secure Web Gateway (SWG)

A Secure Web Gateway sits between users and the internet, inspecting and filtering web traffic to block threats before they reach the network.
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Security Operations Center (SOC)

A Security Operations Center is a centralized facility where cybersecurity professionals monitor, detect, analyze, and respond to security threats in...
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Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR)

Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) is a cybersecurity framework that integrates security tools and automates incident response...
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SMS Authentication

SMS Authentication is a kind of identity proof often used for two-factor authentication (2FA) or multi-factor authentication (MFA).
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Software Composition Analysis (SCA)

Software Composition Analysis is a security practice that identifies and inventories open source and third-party components within software...
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Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)

The Software Development Lifecycle is a structured framework that guides how software moves from initial concept through design, development, testing,...
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Software-Defined Perimeter (SDP)

A Software-Defined Perimeter (SDP) creates encrypted micro-tunnels between users and the specific applications they need to access.
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Static Application Security Testing (SAST)

Static Application Security Testing is a cybersecurity testing method that analyzes application source code without executing the program.
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Step-up Authentication

Step-up authentication happens when a system asks for additional proof of identity beyond the initial login credentials.
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Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA)

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) is a control system used to monitor and control industrial processes and critical infrastructure.
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Threat Feed

A threat feed is a structured data stream that provides real-time or near-real-time information about current cybersecurity threats and indicators of...
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Threat Intelligence Platform (TIP)

A Threat Intelligence Platform is a centralized system that collects, processes, and distributes cybersecurity threat data to help organizations...
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Tokenization

Tokenization is a data protection technique that replaces sensitive data with non-sensitive placeholder values called tokens.
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Trust Evaluation Engine

A Trust Evaluation Engine is a cybersecurity system that continuously assesses and scores the trustworthiness of users, devices, or entities within a...
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User Friction

User friction describes the degree to which a common workflow is difficult, time-consuming, or irritating for a user to complete.
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Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, or VDI, separates the desktop computing environment from the physical device you're touching.
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Virtual Private Network (VPN)

A Virtual Private Network, or VPN, creates an encrypted tunnel between a user's device and a remote network, making it possible to access internal...
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Vulnerability Scanning

Vulnerability scanning is an automated process that identifies security weaknesses in computer systems, networks, and applications.
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Web Application Firewall (WAF)

A Web Application Firewall sits between users and web servers, examining HTTP traffic to catch attacks aimed at web applications.
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Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA)

A Zero Trust Architecture treats every access request as potentially hostile, requiring verification regardless of where it originates.
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Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)

Zero Trust Network Access represents a fundamental shift in how organizations control access to their resources.
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Compliance Terms

23 NYCRR 500

23 NYCRR 500 is a cybersecurity regulation issued by the New York Department of Financial Services that applies to banks, insurance companies, and...
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Access Governance

Access governance is the systematic practice of controlling who can access what in an organization's digital environment.
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Access Review

An access review is a systematic evaluation of user permissions and access rights within an organization's systems and applications.
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Access Transparency

Access Transparency is a security capability that logs and exposes administrative actions taken on systems and data—including those performed by...
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Annualized Loss Expectancy (ALE)

Annualized Loss Expectancy is a risk assessment metric that estimates the total monetary loss an organization can expect from a specific threat over...
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Application Risk Profiling

Application Risk Profiling is the systematic assessment of security vulnerabilities and threats associated with software applications within an...
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Asset Criticality

Asset criticality measures how essential a particular IT asset is to an organization's operations and mission success.
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Asset Ownership

Asset ownership in cybersecurity refers to assigning clear responsibility for specific digital resources within an organization.
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Attestation

An attestation is a cryptographic process that verifies the integrity and authenticity of a system, device, or software component.
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Audit Evidence

Audit evidence is information collected and examined during a security or compliance audit to evaluate an organization's adherence to policies,...
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Audit Fatigue

Audit fatigue is the gradual decline in effectiveness and engagement that occurs when organizations or individuals are subjected to excessive or...
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Audit Program

An audit program is a systematic plan that lays out how auditors will examine an organization's cybersecurity controls.
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Audit Scope Creep

Audit scope creep is the gradual expansion of an audit's original boundaries beyond its initially defined parameters.
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Audit Trail Integrity

Audit trail integrity means your logs can be trusted—that the record of who did what, when, and where hasn't been tampered with, deleted, or altered...
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Authentication Assurance Level (AAL)

An Authentication Assurance Level is a measure of confidence in the identity verification process used during authentication.
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Board Risk Appetite Statement

A Board Risk Appetite Statement is a formal document that defines how much risk an organization is willing to accept while pursuing its goals.
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Board Risk Reporting

Board Risk Reporting is the systematic communication of cybersecurity risks, incidents, and program status to an organization's board of directors.
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Business Continuity Plan (BCP)

A Business Continuity Plan is a documented strategy that outlines how an organization will continue operating during and after a disruptive incident.
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Business Disruption Modeling

Business Disruption Modeling is a planning methodology that maps how cyberattacks could interrupt the operations that keep a business running.
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Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

A Business Impact Analysis is a systematic process that identifies and evaluates the potential effects of disruptions on critical business operations.
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Business-Aligned Risk

Business-aligned risk assessment connects cybersecurity threats to their actual impact on what an organization cares about most—revenue, operations,...
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Capability Maturity Model (CMM)

The Capability Maturity Model is a framework that helps organizations assess and improve their processes in a specific domain.
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Chain of Custody

Chain of custody is the documented trail that tracks digital evidence from the moment investigators collect it until it appears in court.
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Change Control

Change control is the structured process that governs how organizations evaluate, approve, and implement modifications to IT systems, applications, or...
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Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)

A Chief Information Security Officer is a senior executive responsible for establishing and maintaining an organization's information security...
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CIS Critical Security Controls (CIS CSC)

The CIS Critical Security Controls are a prioritized set of actions that organizations can take to defend against the most common cyberattacks.
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Cloud Identity Governance

Cloud Identity Governance is a framework for managing who gets access to what in cloud environments—and making sure those permissions stay current as...
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Compensating Control

A compensating control is an alternative security measure that steps in when the preferred control isn't viable.
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Compliance Evidence Automation

Compliance Evidence Automation is the use of technology to automatically collect, organize, and present documentation required for regulatory...
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Compliance Gap Analysis

A Compliance Gap Analysis is a systematic evaluation that identifies differences between an organization's current security practices and required...
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Compliance Mapping

Compliance mapping is the process of linking an organization's security controls and policies to specific regulatory requirements and industry...
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Compliance Scope Definition

Compliance scope definition is the process of identifying which systems, data, processes, and people fall under specific regulatory requirements.
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Configuration Baseline

A configuration baseline is a documented, approved set of system configurations that serves as a reference point for security and operational standards.
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Continuous Authorization

Continuous Authorization is an ongoing security process that continuously evaluates and adjusts user access permissions based on real-time risk...
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Continuous Authorization to Operate (cATO)

A Continuous Authorization to Operate (cATO) is an ongoing security authorization approach that replaces traditional periodic security assessments...
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Continuous Controls Monitoring (CCM)

Continuous Controls Monitoring is the ongoing, automated assessment of an organization's security controls and compliance posture.
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Control Cost Efficiency

Control cost efficiency measures how much security value an organization gets for each dollar spent on a security control.
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Control Coverage Gap

A Control Coverage Gap happens when your security controls don't adequately protect against specific threats or vulnerabilities in your environment.
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Control Effectiveness

Control effectiveness is a measure of how well a cybersecurity control actually does what it's supposed to do.
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Control Framework

A control framework is a structured set of guidelines, standards, and best practices that organizations use to manage and mitigate cybersecurity risks.
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Control Inheritance

Control Inheritance is the practice of deriving security controls from higher-level systems or parent organizations rather than implementing them...
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Control Objective

A control objective is a specific goal that describes what an organization needs to accomplish through its security controls.
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Control Overlap

Control overlap happens when different security tools or policies protect against the same threat.
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Control Rationalization

Control rationalization happens when organizations talk themselves out of proper security measures.
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Control Testing

Control testing is the systematic evaluation of security controls to verify they function as intended and effectively mitigate identified risks.
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Control Validation

Control validation is the practice of testing whether your security controls actually work.
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Control-to-Risk Traceability

Control-to-risk traceability is the ability to directly link cybersecurity controls to the specific risks they're designed to mitigate.
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Crisis Decision Velocity

Crisis Decision Velocity refers to the speed at which an organization can make critical cybersecurity decisions during an active security incident or...
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Crisis Management

Crisis management in cybersecurity is how organizations respond when things go seriously wrong—a breach, a ransomware attack, a system failure that...
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Cyber Operating Model

A cyber operating model is the blueprint for how an organization actually runs its cybersecurity program day to day.
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Cyber Risk Appetite

Cyber risk appetite is the level of cybersecurity risk an organization is willing to accept in pursuit of its business objectives.
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Cyber Risk Economics

Cyber Risk Economics is the study of how organizations evaluate, quantify, and manage cybersecurity risks through financial and economic analysis.
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Cyber Risk Quantification (CRQ)

Cyber Risk Quantification is the practice of translating cybersecurity threats into specific numbers—usually dollars and probabilities—rather than...
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Cyber Risk Register

A cyber risk register is a structured record that tracks every cybersecurity risk facing an organization—what could go wrong, how bad it might get,...
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Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management (C-SCRM)

Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management addresses the cybersecurity threats lurking in the web of vendors, suppliers, and service providers that modern...
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Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment

A Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment measures where an organization actually stands in its ability to defend against threats.
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Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC)

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, universally known as CMMC, establishes mandatory cybersecurity standards for organizations that want to...
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Data Access Governance (DAG)

Data Access Governance is the framework that determines who gets to see, modify, or use specific data within an organization.
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Data Classification

Data classification is how organizations sort their information into categories based on sensitivity and risk.
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Data Minimization

Data minimization is the practice of collecting, processing, and storing only the minimum amount of personal data necessary to accomplish a specific...
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Data Residency

Data residency refers to the physical or geographic location where data is stored and processed.
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Data Retention Policy

A Data Retention Policy is a formal document that specifies how long different types of data should be kept and when they should be deleted.
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Data Risk Scoring

Data risk scoring is a methodology that assigns numerical values to data assets based on their security vulnerabilities and potential business impact.
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Data Sovereignty

Data sovereignty is the concept that data is subject to the laws and governance structures of the nation or jurisdiction in which it is collected or...
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DevSecOps Maturity Model

A DevSecOps Maturity Model is a framework that organizations use to measure how well they've woven security into their software development and...
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Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)

A Disaster Recovery Plan is a documented strategy for restoring IT systems and data after a disruptive event.
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Dodd-Frank Act

The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, passed in 2010, represents one of the most sweeping overhauls of US financial regulation...
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Dynamic Risk Scoring

Dynamic risk scoring evaluates threats in real time rather than relying on fixed rules.
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eDiscovery

eDiscovery is the electronic identification, collection, and production of digitally stored information for use in legal proceedings.
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Electronic Health or Medical Records (EHR or EMR)

Electronic Health Records (EHR) and Electronic Medical Records (EMR) represent digitized versions of patient health information—everything from...
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Electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI or PHI)

Electronic Protected Health Information, or ePHI, refers to any individually identifiable health data that's created, stored, transmitted, or...
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Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)

Enterprise Risk Management is a comprehensive approach to identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks across an entire organization.
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Enterprise Risk Register

An Enterprise Risk Register is a centralized database that documents and tracks all identified risks across an organization.
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Entitlement Review

An entitlement review is a systematic audit of user access permissions across an organization's systems and applications.
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Evidence Collection

Evidence collection is the systematic process of gathering, preserving, and documenting digital artifacts during a cybersecurity incident or forensic...
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Evidence Freshness

Evidence freshness refers to how recently digital evidence was collected and how current that data remains at the time someone analyzes it.
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Executive Cyber Fluency

Executive Cyber Fluency describes the depth of cybersecurity understanding that senior leaders need to make sound strategic decisions about...
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Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR)

Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) is a quantitative methodology that translates cybersecurity threats into dollar figures.
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Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act is a US federal law that protects student privacy and governs how educational institutions handle student...
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Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA)

The Federal Information Security Management Act is a US law that sets cybersecurity requirements for federal agencies and the systems they operate.
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Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP)

The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) is a US government-wide initiative that standardizes how cloud services get security...
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FFIEC Infosec Booklet

The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, or FFIEC, is a formal US government interagency body that establishes uniform principles and...
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Financial Risk Modeling

Financial risk modeling translates cyber threats into numbers that matter to people who control budgets.
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FIPS Publication 200

FIPS Publication 200 establishes the baseline security requirements that federal information systems must meet under the Federal Information Security...
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Fourth-Party Exposure

A fourth-party exposure is a cybersecurity risk that emerges when your vendors' vendors create vulnerabilities you inherit without direct oversight.
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Fourth-Party Risk

A fourth-party risk is the cybersecurity threat posed by vendors or service providers that work with an organization's direct third-party vendors.
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Governance

Governance in cybersecurity refers to the framework that guides how an organization manages its security posture through leadership, accountability,...
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Governance Framework

A Governance Framework is a structured system of policies, procedures, and controls that organizations use to manage and oversee their operations,...
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Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)

Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) is a framework that helps organizations manage corporate governance, risk management, and regulatory compliance...
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Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA)

The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, passed in 1999 and often abbreviated as GLBA, fundamentally changed how financial institutions must protect customer...
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Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH)

The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act, better known as the HITECH Act, was enacted in 2009 as part of the broader...
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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, known as HIPAA, is a US federal law that sets national standards for protecting...
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Incident Response Plan (IRP)

An incident response plan lays out exactly what happens when things go wrong—how you detect a breach, who does what, and how you get back to normal...
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Inherent Risk

Inherent risk is the level of risk that exists in a process or system before any controls or safeguards are applied.
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Intellectual Property (IP)

Intellectual property covers the creations that come from human ingenuity—patents on inventions, copyrights on creative works, trademarks on brands,...
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IP Concentration Risk

IP concentration risk describes a situation where an organization's network traffic flows through a narrow set of IP addresses or ranges, creating...
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ISO 27001

ISO 27001 is an international standard that provides a framework for establishing, implementing, and maintaining an information security management...
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Key Performance Indicator (KPI)

A Key Performance Indicator is a quantifiable metric used to measure how well cybersecurity programs and controls are actually working.
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Key Risk Indicator (KRI)

A Key Risk Indicator is a metric that signals growing exposure to security threats before they turn into actual incidents.
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Loss Event Frequency (LEF)

Loss Event Frequency measures how often a particular type of security incident happens within a given timeframe—usually expressed as events per year.
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Loss Magnitude

Loss magnitude measures how bad things get when a security incident actually happens.
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Material Cyber Risk

Material Cyber Risk refers to cybersecurity threats that could significantly impact an organization's financial performance, operations, or reputation.
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Materiality Threshold

A materiality threshold is a predetermined benchmark used to determine whether a cybersecurity incident or data breach is significant enough to warrant...
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Mission Impact Modeling

Mission Impact Modeling is a cybersecurity risk assessment methodology that evaluates how cyber threats affect an organization's core business...
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Multi-Cloud Governance

Multi-cloud governance is the practice of establishing policies, procedures, and controls to manage resources and operations across multiple cloud...
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National Futures Association Rulebook (NFA Rulebook)

The National Futures Association Rulebook provides self-regulatory guidelines for organizations operating in the futures trading industry, with...
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National Institute of Standards and Technology Publication 800-171 (NIST 800-171)

NIST 800-171 sets out security requirements that contractors and other organizations must follow when they handle controlled unclassified information...
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National Institute of Standards and Technology Publication 800-53

NIST Special Publication 800-53 serves as the primary reference catalog for security and privacy controls in US federal information systems.
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NIST Cybersecurity Framework (NIST CSF)

The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is a voluntary guidance document that helps organizations structure their approach to managing cybersecurity risks.
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North American Electric Reliability Corporation Critical Infrastructure Protection (NERC CIP v5)

The North American Electric Reliability Corporation Critical Infrastructure Protection standards—NERC CIP for short—establish mandatory...
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Operational Dependency Risk

Operational Dependency Risk refers to the cybersecurity vulnerabilities that arise when an organization relies heavily on third-party services,...
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Operational Resilience

Operational resilience is an organization's ability to continue critical business functions during and after disruptive events, including cyberattacks.
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Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS)

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, or PCI DSS, is a cybersecurity framework that governs how organizations handle credit card data.
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Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M)

A Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) is a formal document that tracks cybersecurity vulnerabilities and their remediation progress.
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Probable Loss Exposure (PLE)

Probable Loss Exposure is the estimated financial impact an organization might face from cybersecurity incidents over a specific period.
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Recovery Point Objective (RPO)

A Recovery Point Objective is the maximum amount of data loss an organization can tolerate during a disaster or system failure.
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Recovery Time Objective (RTO)

A Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is the maximum acceptable time a system or service can remain unavailable after a disruption.
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Regulatory Compliance

Regulatory compliance in cybersecurity is about meeting the security requirements set by external authorities—whether that's a government agency, an...
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Residual Risk

Residual risk is what's left after you've done everything reasonable to protect your systems.
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Risk Acceptance

Risk acceptance is what happens when an organization looks at a cybersecurity risk and decides to live with it.
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Risk Acceptance Rationale

Risk acceptance rationale is the formal documentation that explains why an organization decides to live with a particular cybersecurity risk instead of...
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Risk Aggregation

Risk aggregation is the process of combining multiple individual cybersecurity risks to understand their cumulative impact on an organization.
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Risk Aggregation Bias

Risk aggregation bias is a cognitive trap where security teams underestimate total risk by evaluating threats one at a time instead of considering how...
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Risk Communication

Risk communication is the practice of sharing information about cybersecurity threats and their potential consequences with different groups inside and...
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Risk Confidence Interval

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Risk Decomposition

Risk decomposition is the process of breaking down complex cybersecurity risks into smaller, more manageable components for analysis and mitigation.
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Risk Distribution Curve

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Risk Heat Map

A risk heat map is a visual tool that plots cybersecurity risks on a color-coded grid, making it easier to see which threats demand immediate attention.
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Risk Mitigation

Risk mitigation is the practical work of reducing cybersecurity threats to manageable levels.
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Risk Normalization

Risk normalization is the psychological drift that happens when security teams gradually accept higher levels of threat as just part of the landscape.
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Risk Owner

A risk owner is the person accountable for managing a specific risk within an organization.
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Risk Scenario Modeling

Risk scenario modeling is a structured approach to understanding how cyber attacks might actually play out in your environment.
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Risk Sensitivity Analysis

Risk sensitivity analysis helps security teams figure out which variables matter most when calculating organizational risk.
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Risk Signal Quality

Risk signal quality measures how reliable and actionable a security alert or indicator is for detecting actual threats.
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Risk Transfer

Risk transfer is a risk management strategy that shifts the potential impact of a cybersecurity threat from one party to another through contractual or...
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Risk Treatment

Risk treatment is the process of deciding what to do about the risks you've identified in your cybersecurity program.
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Risk Velocity

Risk velocity describes how quickly cybersecurity threats move from emergence to impact.
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Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX Act)

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, commonly called SOX, is a US federal law that reshaped how public companies handle financial reporting and internal...
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Scenario Severity Modeling

Scenario Severity Modeling is a risk assessment methodology that evaluates potential cybersecurity incidents by analyzing their likely impact and...
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Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

The Securities and Exchange Commission is a US federal agency that regulates financial markets and enforces securities laws.
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Security Control Baseline

A security control baseline is a defined set of minimum security measures that an organization implements across its systems and data environments.
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Security Control Ownership

Security Control Ownership is the assignment of responsibility for implementing, maintaining, and monitoring specific cybersecurity controls within an...
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Security Policy

A security policy is a formal document that defines an organization's cybersecurity rules, procedures, and standards.
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Security Program Maturity

Security Program Maturity is a measure of how developed and effective an organization's cybersecurity capabilities are.
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Security ROI

Security ROI is a metric that attempts to measure the financial return on cybersecurity investments by comparing what organizations spend on protection...
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Service Organization Control 2 (SOC 2)

A Service Organization Control 2 (SOC 2) is a compliance framework that evaluates how organizations manage customer data based on five trust service...
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Shared Responsibility Model

The shared responsibility model divides security obligations between cloud providers and their customers, creating a framework where each party handles...
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Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)

A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is a detailed inventory that lists every software component, library, and dependency within an application or...
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Stakeholder Impact Mapping

Stakeholder Impact Mapping is a systematic process for identifying and analyzing how a cybersecurity incident or breach affects different individuals...
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Supervisory Expectation Mapping

Supervisory Expectation Mapping is a governance framework that documents who in management is responsible for what security decisions and outcomes.
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System Security Plan (SSP)

A System Security Plan is a comprehensive document that outlines security controls and procedures for protecting a specific information system.
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Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM)

Third-Party Risk Management is the process of identifying, assessing, and mitigating cybersecurity risks introduced by external vendors, suppliers, and...
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Tolerance Threshold

A tolerance threshold is the predetermined level of deviation or error that a security system will accept before triggering an alert or response.
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Top Risk Narrative

A Top Risk Narrative is a strategic document that translates an organization's most serious cybersecurity risks into language that executives and board...
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Uncertainty Modeling

Uncertainty modeling is a mathematical approach used in cybersecurity to account for incomplete or imperfect information when making security decisions.
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Vendor Concentration Risk

Vendor Concentration Risk describes the security and operational vulnerabilities that emerge when organizations depend too heavily on a single vendor...
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Vendor Risk Assessment

A Vendor Risk Assessment is a systematic evaluation of security risks posed by third-party suppliers and service providers.
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Zero Trust Maturity Model

A Zero Trust Maturity Model is a framework that helps organizations assess and progress their implementation of zero trust security principles across...
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Plurilock Terms

Plurilock ADAPT

Plurilock ADAPT is a Plurilock product that provides invisible, frictionless, biometric multi-factor authentication (MFA). ADAPT uses behavioral-biometric, environmental, and contextual identity factors to authenticate users during login workflows. ADAPT relies on machine learning to maintain a fingerprint-unique profile of users’ identity characteristics.¶If during login the authenticating individual does not match the expected user’s profile, they may either be excluded (login failed) or prompted to perform step-up authentication (such as with a phone code or email link) to confirm identity.

ADAPT makes stolen credentials useless to attackers; even if an attacker has captured a user’s password, their location behavior, network characteristics, and behavioral-biometric typing and pointing style won’t match the intended user, ensuring that inappropriate access is not granted.

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Adaptive Factor Stack

Plurilock’s Adaptive Factor Stack is a combination of behavioral-biometric, environmental, and contextual identity signals that are processed by Plurilock’s machine learning engine to assemble an identity profile unique to every user. By combining or layering these factors, Plurilock’s machine learning engine is able to authoritatively identify real people, not just credentials, as they try to log in—drastically reducing the chance that an attacker can use stolen credentials to assume a legitimate user’s identity.

Plurilock AWARE

Plurilock AWARE is a Plurilock product that provides continuous identity monitoring for enterprise workstations or endpoints. AWARE uses behavioral-biometric, environmental, and contextual identity signals to validate and users’ identities continuously, as they carry out computing tasks.

This ongoing record of identity validation can be provided in real time to SIEM systems or other infrastructure for further activity, enabling, for example, automated exclusion of unauthorized users or the automatic maintenance of an audit log for non-repudiation purposes.

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Plurilock DEFEND

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Endpoint Agent

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Enrollment

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Impossible Travel

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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JavaScript Agent

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Location Data

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Master Profile

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Network Context

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Plurilock API

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Profile

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Score

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Threshold

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Plurilock Terms

Impossible Travel

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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JavaScript Agent

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Location Data

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Network Context

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Plurilock API

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Profile

The policies and measures to protect information, especially electronic data, from unauthorized users.
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Score

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Threshold

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Threat Terms

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Security Terms

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