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802.1x port based network access control with central authentication before allowing network access
Key risk indicator early warning that risk is increasing
Risk threshold point where action must be taken
Trapdoor function encryption is easy using the public key but decrypting without the private key is hard (RSA)
Layer 7 firewall makes decisions about the traffic based on the application payload
Discretionary access control (DAC) owner determines permissions
Risk tolerance amount of risk org is willing to accept
WPA2-PSK leverages a passphrase to create a key (PMK) to encrypt communications
SD WAN provides centralized network management
SCADA definition industrial control/critical infrastructure
Code signing software authenticity/integrity
Centralized governance decision making authority comes from a single authority or department in an org
Due diligence assessing a vendor before/while doing business
Agent based network access control (NAC) use software installed on a central server to monitor network traffic
Agentless network access control (NAC) monitoring network devices directly through the use of network level protocols
Buffer overflow writes beyond allocated memory
Time of check/use (TOC/TOU) vulnerability occurs when an attacker exploits the time gap between the verification of data and its use
Inline evaluates traffic and reject or modify packets according to policies the company sets
Botnet attack preventative enable DDoS protection
RAT preventative patch vulnerable systems
Worm preventative change the default application password
Keylogger preventative disable remote access services
Backdoor preventative conduct a code review
biggest factor in live data acquisition value and how long digital information persists before it changes
authenticated vulnerability scanning scanner logs in and looks inside the system
Extensible authentication protocol (EAP) authentication framework supporting multiple login methods
Unified threat management (UTM) multiple security functions in one appliance (firewall, IPS, etc)
Active device interacts with network traffic and can take immediate actions
Fail closed mode system automatically denies all traffic if security device fails
On path attack network attack that involves intercepting data in transit
Netflow a network tool that provides visibility into network traffic and helps identify potential security threats
WPA wifi protected access
Advanced encryption standard (AES) most secure and widely used encryption protocol for wireless networks
Sender policy framework (SPF) "which servers may send email for my domain?"
Next generation firewall (NGFW) application aware, deep packet inspection, security integration, intrusion prevention
Federation allows different orgs to share digital identities, enabling single sign on across them
Domain keys identified mail (DKIM) email signed so receiver can verify domain/message
Reflected DDoS attack the attacker gives your IP address out and you get traffic
Amplified DDoS attack small request creates much larger response
Acceptable use policy (AUP) defines the rules for the appropriate use of an orgs resources
SCADA stands for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition
Risk appetite the orgs willingness to take on risk
Risk register lists all identified risks, their potential impact, and assigned risk owners
WPA3 newer/stronger wifi security protocol
WPA3 uses what key agreement diffie hellman
Prevents eavesdropping and tampering WPA3
ARO annual rate of occurrence
ARO definition expected number of times an event occurs per year
SLE single loss expectancy
ALE annualized loss expectancy $
ALE calculation SLE times ARO
Package monitoring keeping track of software package versions and security patches
Sending a secret to bob bob's public key
Bob decrypts bob's private key
Proxy server receives and forwards requests for servers, sitting between a client and server
EF exposure factor
EF definition the percentage of an asset's value expected to be lost from one event
GDPR general data protection regulation
GDPR definition personal data can only be collected with the individual’s informed consent
Differential backup copies all changes made since the last full backup
Netstat lists TCP and UDP port info
Nmap can identify hosts, open ports, and services running on a system
Nessus vulnerability scanning tool that can identify hosts and open ports and identify software specific weaknesses
PKI public key infrastructure
SSL creates an encrypted link between a web browser and a server
SOAR security orchestration, automation, and response
SOAR definition uses runbooks to automate incident response
SIEM security information and event management
SIEM definition centrally collect log data that can be analyzed for potential security incidents
SSO allows a user to authenticate to the network once and access multiple systems without needing to provide additional credentials
Security fuzzing sample data is passed to the application to test its security and functionality
RADIUS remote authentication dial in user service
RADIUS definition protocol used for centralized AAA services, especially involving wireless networks and remote server access
FTP file transfer protocol
FTP port 21, not encrypted
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