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private certificate authority (CA)

Private CA stands for private certificate authority and is an enterprise specific certificate authority that functions like a publicly trusted CA but is exclusively run by or for the enterprise. Read Full Definition

burner phone

A burner phone, or 'burner,' is an inexpensive mobile phone designed for temporary, sometimes anonymous, use, after which it may be discarded. Read Full Definition

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fraud detection

Fraud detection is a set of activities undertaken to prevent money or property from being obtained through false pretenses. Read Full Definition

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decompression bomb (zip bomb, zip of death attack)

A decompression bomb -- also known as a zip bomb or zip of death attack -- is a malicious archive file containing a large amount of compressed data. Read Full Definition

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software resilience testing

Software resilience testing is a method of software testing that focuses on ensuring that applications will perform well in real-life or chaotic conditions. Read Full Definition

private CA (private PKI)

A private CA is an enterprise-specific certificate authority that functions like a publicly trusted CA. Read Full Definition

PCoIP (PC over IP)

PC over IP (PCoIP) is a remote display protocol that Teradici developed for delivering remote desktops and applications to endpoints. Read Full Definition

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archive

An archive is a collection of data moved to a repository for long-term retention, to be kept separate for compliance reasons or moved off primary storage media. Read Full Definition

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information asset

An information asset is a collection of knowledge or data that is organized, managed and valuable. Read Full Definition

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cloud hosting

Cloud hosting is the process of outsourcing an organization's computing and storage resources to a service provider that offers its infrastructure services in a utility model. Read Full Definition