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This is often done in person, by manipulating the human mind and people into carrying out specific actions, or divulging information that's of use to an attacker.

When legitimate users are denied access to computer services (or resources), usually by overloading the service with requests.

The state of being protected against the criminal or unauthorised use of electronic data, or the measures taken to achieve this.

Malicious attempts to damage, disrupt or gain unauthorised access to computer systems, networks or devices, via cyber means.

Authorising approved applications for use within organisations, in order to protect systems from potentially harmful applications.

A mathematical function, that protects information by making it unreadable by everyone except those with the key to decode it.

Malicious software that makes Data or Systems unusable unless the victim makes a payment and there is no Guarantee that the attacker, will release the encrypted files at the end of the process.

Is either Hardware or Software based, which uses a defined set of rules to constrain network traffic and prevent unauthorised access to or from a network.

Applying updates to system firmware or software, to improve security and/or enhance functionality.

Are Untargeted, Mass Emails sent to many people asking for Sensitive Information (such as bank details) or encouraging them to visit a fake / malicious website.

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This is often done in person, by manipulating the human mind and people into carrying out specific actions, or divulging information that's of use to an attacker.

When legitimate users are denied access to computer services (or resources), usually by overloading the service with requests.

The state of being protected against the criminal or unauthorised use of electronic data, or the measures taken to achieve this.

Malicious attempts to damage, disrupt or gain unauthorised access to computer systems, networks or devices, via cyber means.

Authorising approved applications for use within organisations, in order to protect systems from potentially harmful applications.

A mathematical function, that protects information by making it unreadable by everyone except those with the key to decode it.

Malicious software that makes Data or Systems unusable unless the victim makes a payment and there is no Guarantee that the attacker, will release the encrypted files at the end of the process.

Is either Hardware or Software based, which uses a defined set of rules to constrain network traffic and prevent unauthorised access to or from a network.

Applying updates to system firmware or software, to improve security and/or enhance functionality.

Are Untargeted, Mass Emails sent to many people asking for Sensitive Information (such as bank details) or encouraging them to visit a fake / malicious website.

Where shared compute and storage resources are accessed as-a-service (usually on-line), instead of hosted locally on physical services. Resources can include infrastructure, platform or software services.

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