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CISM D3: Information Security Program

Shielded enclosure

Shielded enclosure: A protective covering or enclosure that is designed to block electromagnetic interference (EMI). It is used in electrical and electronic systems to prevent EMI from affecting the operation of the system. Examples include shielded cables and enclosures for sensitive electronic equipment.

Shielded Twisted Pair (STP)

Shielded Twisted Pair (STP): A type of electrical cable used in networking applications, featuring shielding around the twisted pairs of wires to reduce electromagnetic interference. Commonly used in Ethernet networks and for connections requiring enhanced protection from external noise, such as connecting computers, printers, and security cameras to a network.

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA): A design approach for creating independent, modular services that can be combined to form a larger application, promoting scalability and flexibility in software development. Examples include Amazon’s cloud services and the use of microservices in web applications.

SIEM (Security Information and Event Management)

SIEM (Security Information and Event Management): A type of software that collects and analyzes security-related data from multiple sources, such as network devices and security appliances. This concept is used in IT security to provide a centralized view of an organization’s security posture and identify potential threats. For example, a SIEM system might monitor network […]

Service pack

Service pack: A comprehensive update released by a software vendor to provide bug fixes, patches, or enhancements for an existing software program. Service packs are often used to roll out updates that enhance the stability, compatibility, or security of the software. These packs can be crucial for maintaining the performance and security of a system, […]

Signature detection

Signature detection: A method of identifying known threats or malicious software by comparing their characteristics, such as code or behavior, to a database of known signatures. It is commonly used in antivirus software and other security tools to quickly identify and remove known threats. Examples include signature detection, used to identify and remove malware from […]

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