SIEM
A platform that centralizes and analyzes security logs of many systems.
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Sigma
Sigma is a concept or mechanism used in cybersecurity to describe the detection of logs in a generic format
View definitionSLSA
SLSA is a framework for increasing software supply-chain integrity through progressively stronger build assurances.
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SOAR is a concept or mechanism used in cybersecurity to automate and orchestrate incident responses
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A team or function to monitor, detect and treat cybersecurity events.
View definitionSSL/TLS Certificate
A TLS certificate binds a public key to an identity or domain name, helping clients authenticate a remote service.
View definitionSSO
A unique authentication that allows access to multiple services without re-entering your password each time.
View definitionTactics Techniques and Procedures (TTP)
TTPs describe an adversary's strategic objectives, operational methods, and repeatable behaviors.
View definitionThreat Intelligence Platform (TIP)
A threat intelligence platform collects, enriches, correlates, and distributes threat indicators and contextual intelligence.
View definitionTriple Extortion
Triple extortion adds pressure on third parties, such as customers or partners, to ransomware encryption and data-leak threats.
View definitionUEBA
UEBA is a concept or mechanism used in cybersecurity to detect user or entity behavior anomalies
View definitionVulnerability
A weakness that can be exploited to compromise the confidentiality, integrity or availability of a system.
View definitionVulnerability Management
Vulnerability management identifies, prioritizes, remediates, and verifies security weaknesses throughout their lifecycle.
View definitionVulnerability Scanner
A vulnerability scanner examines systems or applications for known weaknesses and insecure configurations.
View definitionWAF
One WAF protects a web application by filtering requests HTTP.
View definitionWindows LAPS
A Microsoft solution that automatically manages unique local administrator passwords by post.
View definitionWiper Malware
Wiper malware deliberately destroys or corrupts information to disrupt systems and prevent recovery.
View definitionXDR
A detection platform that correlates signals from multiple safety layers.
View definitionYARA
YARA is a concept or mechanism used in cybersecurity to describe patterns that allow for, identify suspicious files or contents
View definitionZero Trust
A security model that does not consider any user or device reliable solely because it is on the internal network.
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ZTNA is a concept or mechanism used in cybersecurity to provide access to specific applications without opening an entire network.
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