Intrusion Detection System

Internal Data Security

Information Distribution Service

Internet Defense Strategy

International Standards Organization

International Security Organization

Intergovernmental Standards Organization

International Systematic Organization

Internet Message Access Protocol: Email protocol allowing mailbox access and message synchronization across devices.

Instant Messaging Application Protocol: A protocol for real-time messaging.

Internet Mail Access Protocol: A protocol for sending emails only.

Integrated Mail Access Protocol: A protocol for managing email attachments.

Internet Key Exchange: Protocol used in IPsec to set up secure key exchange sessions.

Internet Knowledge Exchange: A method for sharing internet resources.

Integrated Key Encryption: A security protocol for data encryption.

Internet Key Evaluation: A process for assessing network security.

Host-based Intrusion Detection System: Monitors system activity on a single host to detect malicious behavior.

Network-based Intrusion Detection System: Monitors network traffic for suspicious activity.

Application-based Intrusion Detection System: Focuses on monitoring application-level events.

Cloud-based Intrusion Detection System: Monitors activities in cloud environments.

National Institute of Standards & Technology

National Institute of Science & Technology

National Institute of Security & Technology

National Institute of Standards & Training

Next-generation Firewall: Advanced firewall with capabilities like deep packet inspection and application control.

Network Gateway Firewall: Basic firewall for network traffic management.

Next-generation Gateway: A device for managing internet connections.

Network Guard Firewall: A security tool for protecting against malware.

A suite of protocols providing encryption, integrity, and authentication for IP traffic.

A type of malware that targets network devices.

A protocol for managing network traffic flow.

A method for securing physical network cables.

Operating System: Software that manages hardware resources and provides services to applications.

Open Source: Software with source code that anyone can inspect, modify, and enhance.

Operating System: A type of hardware used in computers.

Online Service: A service that is provided over the internet.

Media Access Control: Unique hardware address assigned to network interfaces.

Media Access Control: A protocol for data encryption.

Media Access Control: A method for network speed enhancement.

Media Access Control: A type of network topology.

Controls and monitors use of admin-level accounts.

Provides encryption for sensitive data.

Manages user passwords and authentication.

Tracks user activity across all systems.

Network-based Intrusion Detection System

Network Intrusion Detection Service

Network Information Detection System

Network-based Information Detection Service

Internet Relay Chat: Protocol enabling real-time text-based group communication, historically used by attackers.

Internet Resource Control: A system for managing internet bandwidth.

Interactive Remote Command: A tool for executing commands on remote servers.

Internet Relay Communication: A method for sending emails in real-time.

Information Systems Security Officer: Role responsible for maintaining security controls and compliance.

Information Systems Security Officer: Role responsible for managing IT infrastructure.

Information Systems Security Officer: Role responsible for software development.

Information Systems Security Officer: Role responsible for customer support.

Monitoring as a Service: Cloud-based monitoring solution for logs, systems, and performance.

Management as a Service: A service for managing IT resources.

Mobility as a Service: A service that provides transportation solutions.

Maintenance as a Service: A service focused on equipment upkeep.

High Availability: Design approach ensuring continuous uptime through redundancy.

High Accessibility: Ensuring that systems are easy to use for all users.

High Affordability: Keeping costs low while maintaining quality.

High Adaptability: The ability to change and evolve with user needs.

Managed Security Service Provider: Vendor specializing in outsourced cybersecurity monitoring and management.

Multi-Site Service Provider: Company offering services across multiple locations.

Managed Software Solutions Provider: Vendor providing software management services.

Mobile Security Service Provider: Company focusing on mobile device security.

Incident Response Plan: Document outlining roles, procedures, and steps for responding to security incidents.

Information Retrieval Protocol: Guidelines for data extraction and analysis.

Internal Review Process: Steps for evaluating organizational performance.

Incident Reporting Procedure: Steps for documenting security breaches.

Peer-to-Peer: Network model where devices share resources directly without central servers.

A type of network where all devices are controlled by a central server.

A network model that only allows one device to connect at a time.

A system that requires a dedicated server for resource sharing.