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| The consistancy, accuracy, and validity of data or information |
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| Steps taken to reduce the likelihood or impact of a risk. |
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| The act of taking steps to move responsibility for a risk to a third party through insurance or outsourcing. |
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| Principle of least priveledge |
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| A security discipline that requires that a particular user, system, or application be given no more privileged than necessary to perform its function or job. |
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| A small drive that is based on Flash memory |
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| The characteristic of a resource being accessible to a user, application, or computer system when required |
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| A physical or logical device used to capture Keystrokes |
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| The process of eliminating a risk by choosing not to engage in an action or activity. |
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| A storage device that is designed to be taken out of a computer without turning it off |
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| Consists of the set of methods and avenues an attacker can use to enter a system and potentially cause damage. |
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| The act of identifying and then making an informed decision to accept the likelihood and impact of a specific risk. |
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| The Process of restricting access to a resource to only permitted users, application, or computer systems |
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| one of the largest challenges facing security professionals. They include Laptops, PDAs and Smartphones |
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| Using multiple layers of security to defend your assets |
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| A small drive based on flash memory |
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| The characteristic of a resource ensuring access is restricted to only permitted users, applications, or computer systems |
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| The Risk that remains after measures have been taken to reduce the likelihood or minimize the effect of a particular event |
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| The probability an event will occur |
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| An action or occurrence that could result in the breach, outage, or corruption of a system by exploiting known or unknown vulnerabilities |
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| Used to identify the risks that might impact your particular environment |
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| The Process of identifying, assessing and prioritizing threats and risks |
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| Method used to gain access to data, systems, or network, primarily through misrepresentation |
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| Allows you to combine users and applications so permissions are not applied on a user by user or application by application basis |
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| Multiple User accounts for administrators |
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| most companies offer this group two accounts one for the role as a user and for the role as Administrator |
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| the best way to simplify a complex environment by limiting the number of account types |
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| Account life cycle managements applications to auditing applications to application firewalls |
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| using defined set of rules to determine how accounts are created, permissioned, and maintained |
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