Glossary Terms

Network Segmentation Home  / Glossary Index  / Alphabet NA single compromised workstation should not give an attacker access to your entire network.

OAuth (Open Authorization) Home  / Glossary Index  / Alphabet OYou clicked a button that says “Log in with Google.” You gave a

OCR (Optical Character Recognition) Home  / Glossary Index  / Alphabet OA screenshot of a customer record contains sensitive data. A scanned PDF

Open Redirect Home  / Glossary Index  / Alphabet OA link on a trusted website sends you to your bank. Or does it?

OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) Home  / Glossary Index  / Alphabet OYour employees post pictures of their security badges on Instagram. Your company

Patch Management Home  / Glossary Index  / Alphabet PUnpatched software is the easiest way into your network. Attackers do not need to

Phishing Home  / Glossary Index  / Alphabet PPhishing is a cyberattack method where criminals impersonate trustworthy entities to trick individuals into revealing

Phishing vs. Spear Phishing Home  / Glossary Index  / Alphabet F Phishing vs. Spear Phishing: 5 Critical Differences That Determine How You

Privileged Access Management (PAM) Home  / Glossary Index  / Alphabet PA single compromised administrator account gives attackers complete control of your organization.

Quantum Cryptography Home  / Glossary Index  / Alphabet QRSA and elliptic curve cryptography have protected internet communications for decades. Quantum computers will