Storing data off site, usually in a secure location.
A model in which the database and applications exist on the same system.
Words added to values during authentication. The message to be encrypted is added to this random text before hashing.
Storing backup data at the same site as the servers on which the original data resides.
A link-state routing protocol used in IP networks.
A model defined by the ISO to categorize the process of communication between computers in terms of seven layers. The seven layers are Application, Presentation, Session, Transport, Network, Data Link, and Physical. See also International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
Security as it relates to how an organization does things (operates).
The person primarily responsible for the intrusion detection system (IDS).
The process of applying all security patches and fixes to an operating system to make it as secure as possible.
See Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model.
See Open Shortest Path First (OSPF).
A way to transmit the encryption key by using a method other than the one used to transmit the data. The key value is sent by letter, by courier, or by some other separate means.
An acronym for Open Vulnerability and Assessment Language, it is a community standard for system analysis that focuses on testing, analyzing, and reporting.
The person responsible for the current existence of a resource.
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