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ADVANCED PERSISTENT THREATS (APTs)#1
Sophisticated, targeted cyber attacks aimed at stealing data or compromising systems, often involving prolonged engagement.
THREAT INTELLIGENCE#2
Data collected and analyzed to understand potential threats, helping organizations to anticipate and mitigate risks.
DEFENSE MECHANISMS#3
Techniques and tools deployed to protect systems from cyber threats, including firewalls, intrusion detection, and encryption.
INCIDENT RESPONSE#4
The process of identifying, managing, and mitigating the impact of cybersecurity incidents, ensuring swift recovery.
CYBERSECURITY STRATEGY#5
A comprehensive plan outlining how an organization will protect its assets from cyber threats, including APTs.
STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT#6
The practice of involving key individuals or groups in the cybersecurity strategy process to gain support and insights.
RISK ASSESSMENT#7
The systematic process of identifying and evaluating risks to an organization’s assets and operations.
LAYERED SECURITY#8
A defense strategy that employs multiple security measures to protect information and systems from threats.
CONTINUOUS MONITORING#9
The ongoing observation of security controls and systems to detect anomalies and potential threats in real-time.
COMPLIANCE STANDARDS#10
Regulatory requirements that organizations must adhere to, ensuring they meet legal and ethical cybersecurity practices.
PROACTIVE DEFENSE#11
Strategies aimed at preventing cyber attacks before they occur, rather than just responding to them.
THREAT LANDSCAPE MAPS#12
Visual representations of the current threat environment, showing the relationships and dynamics of potential threats.
MOCK INCIDENT RESPONSE DRILLS#13
Simulated exercises designed to test the effectiveness of an organization's incident response plan in real-time scenarios.
POST-INCIDENT REVIEW#14
An evaluation conducted after a cybersecurity incident to assess response effectiveness and identify areas for improvement.
COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES#15
Plans developed to ensure clear and effective communication with stakeholders regarding cybersecurity initiatives.
PEER REVIEW PROCESSES#16
Collaborative evaluations among professionals to provide constructive feedback on cybersecurity strategies and plans.
STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION#17
The deliberate use of communication to influence and engage stakeholders in the development and support of cybersecurity strategies.
VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT#18
The identification and evaluation of weaknesses in an organization’s security posture that could be exploited by threats.
INCIDENT PREVENTION PROTOCOLS#19
Guidelines and procedures established to minimize the likelihood of cybersecurity incidents occurring.
FEEDBACK MECHANISMS#20
Systems in place to gather input from stakeholders, ensuring their perspectives are considered in cybersecurity initiatives.
ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORKS#21
Structured methods used to analyze data and threats to inform decision-making and strategy development.
CYBERSECURITY POSTURE#22
The overall security status of an organization, reflecting its defenses against cyber threats and incidents.
ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES#23
Techniques used to foster collaboration and communication among cybersecurity teams and stakeholders.
DATA ENCRYPTION#24
The process of converting information into a secure format to prevent unauthorized access during transmission or storage.
THREAT HUNTING#25
Proactive searching for signs of malicious activities or threats within an organization's network.