Vocab Quiz (1.2.1, 2.1.1, 2.1.2)

Information System

• IS

• The hardware and software used to help organize and analyze data.

• A way for computers systems to communicate

What does IoT stand for

• A place for E-commerce

• Confidentiality, Availability, and Integrity

• Internet, Observational, Trust

• Internet of Things

Keeping sensitive information out of unwanted hands

(a)  

Integrity

• Analyze something without interfering or affecting it.

• Preserving the accuracy of information and validating its source.

• Keeping sensitive information out of unwanted hands.

• Ensuring that information resources and services are accessible in a timely manner.

Availability

• Analyze something without interfering or affecting it.

• Preserving the accuracy of information and validating its source.

• Keeping sensitive information out of unwanted hands.

• Ensuring that information resources and services are accessible in a timely manner.

Passive Analysis

• Analyze something without interfering or affecting it.

• Preserving the accuracy of information and validating its source.

• Keeping sensitive information out of unwanted hands.

• Ensuring that information resources and services are accessible in a timely manner.

Protocol

• A network device that controls and filters data between networks, either wired or wireless. It is a specific type of "gateway", a device that acts as a gate between two networks.

• An agreed-upon method for communication.

• A computer, typically one on a network. A host can also be referred to as a machine or a system.

• The acronym for “Uniform Resource Locator”.

Host

• A network device that controls and filters data between networks, either wired or wireless. It is a specific type of "gateway", a device that acts as a gate between two networks.

• An agreed-upon method for communication.

• A computer, typically one on a network. A host can also be referred to as a machine or a system.

• The acronym for “Uniform Resource Locator”.

Router

• A network device that controls and filters data between networks, either wired or wireless. It is a specific type of "gateway", a device that acts as a gate between two networks.

• An agreed-upon method for communication.

• A computer, typically one on a network. A host can also be referred to as a machine or a system.

• The acronym for “Uniform Resource Locator”.

The arrangement of the various elements (computers, routers, switches, etc) of a network is called a (all lower case)

(a)