It involves using codes and ciphers.

A self-replicating program that is harmful to network.

An encryption system that protects data.

Data being transported on a network.

When user damages data or equipment unintentionally.

Software designed to detect, disable and remove viruses.

It is a technical worm.

When an employee intends to cause damage.

Attached to small pieces of computer code, software and documents.

A potential threats when the employees who have access to data, equipment, and the network.

A potential threats when the users outside an organization who do not have authorized access to the network or resources.

An attacks which use available resources, such as passwords or scripts, to gain access to and run programs designed to vandalize.

An attacks which use code to access operating systems and software.

A type of threats where events or attacks that steal, damage, or destroy - such as equipment as servers, switches and wiring.

A type of threats where events or attacks that remove, corrupt, deny access to, allow access to or steal information.

An improved version of WEP.

The first-generation security for standard wireless network.

It is a wireless protocol created by Cisco to address the weaknesses in WEP and WPA.

An enhanced encryption protocol combining a 104-bit key and a 24-bit initialization vector.