Tokenization
Tokenization: The process of converting sensitive data into a series of random, meaningless characters or tokens. It is used to protect data during transmission and storage. Examples -using tokenization to protect credit card information during online transactions and using tokenization to protect sensitive medical records in a healthcare database.
TOPT (Time-based One-Time Password)
TOPT (Time-based One-Time Password): A temporary, unique passcode used for authentication that expires after a short period, typically every 30 or 60 seconds. It synchronizes with a server to enhance security in two-factor authentication systems by minimizing the risk of password-related breaches.
TPM (Trusted Platform Module) Standard
TPM (Trusted Platform Module) Standard: A hardware-based security feature that provides a secure environment for storing cryptographic keys, passwords, and digital certificates. It is used in computers, laptops, and other devices to securely store and manage sensitive information. Examples include using TPM for secure booting, user authentication, and data encryption.
Training and awareness
Training and awareness: The process of educating and informing employees about security best practices and policies in order to prevent security incidents and protect sensitive information. Examples -conducting regular security training sessions for employees and implementing a security awareness program for new hires.
Transaction log
Transaction log: A record of all transactions that have been executed in a database system. It is used to recover from system failures and to replicate data across multiple systems. Examples -transaction log file in Microsoft SQL Server, transaction log entries in MySQL, transaction log entries in Oracle Database
Transaction
Transaction: A single logical unit of work in data processing that must be completed entirely or not at all to ensure data consistency and integrity. Transactions are critical in fields like finance, where they capture a change in status between parties, ensuring that all associated tasks either succeed or fail together. Ensuring the security of […]