Cyber security

a user is granted access only after successfully presenting two pieces of evidence to verify or identify who they are

(a)  

uses a cache to speed up access to web pages from a website

(a)  

controls that are used on social networks and other websites to allow users to limit who can access data from their stored profile

(a)  

protocol that is used to allow data to be sent securely over a network, such as the internet

(a)  

software or hardware that sits between a computer and an external network which monitors and filters out all incoming and outgoing traffic

(a)  

supplies domain names for internet hosts and is used to find IP addresses of domain names

(a)  

use of unique human characteristics to identify a user as a form of authentication

(a)  

made up of three types of identification:

– something you know

– something you have

– something you are

(a)  

manipulation of people into breaking normal security procedures and best practices to gain illegal access to a user’s computer system

(a)  

malicious code stored on a user’s hard drive or web server used to redirect a browser to a fake website without their knowledge

(a)