cyber security Crossword Puzzles

15 Clues: Who is Muslim? • Where did Lilly hide? • What does Recce like? • Who was cyber bullied? • Who is milk and honey? • what is the book about? • Who is Amr's best friend? • Who is Lilly's boyfriend? • What is the websites namer? • What grade grade are they in? • What was their school called? • What does Trevor like to draw? • Who gets teased because of her skin? • ...

15 Clues: Who is Muslim? • Where did Lilly hide? • What does Recce like? • Who was cyber bullied? • Who is milk and honey? • what is the book about? • Who is Amr's best friend? • Who is Lilly's boyfriend? • What is the websites namer? • What grade grade are they in? • What was their school called? • What does Trevor like to draw? • Who gets teased because of her skin? • ...

8 Clues: What is the third UMW Group BCM risk events? • A thing made by combining two different elements • The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties • One of the UMW Group Crisis Management Team Structure • In order to prepare for cyber resilience, speed and agility are required. • ...

40 Clues: 2d • tv • dog • rino • suit • time • dummy • serve • mummy • -----man • a cyborg • cyber--- • mythical • cyber----- • our planet • cyber----- • cyber ____ • shapehifter • potato head • exterminate • the -------- • main character • rival timelord • emotion + angel • ------ will fall • Name of the show • has an iron fist • are you my mummy • skin with a face • a telapaphic alien • piranas of the air • a place and tv show • maker of the daleks • ...

15 Clues: A model of cloud computing where hardware is provided as a service. • A strategy for making copies of data to protect against loss or corruption. • A type of security testing that is used to find vulnerabilities of a system. • A method of ensuring only authorized users can access certain data or resources. • ...

15 Clues: Does IF statements • A extra layer of security • A bigger piece of a gigabyte • A coding system using 1 and 0s • A standard data encoding format • The central piece of a computer • This is used to switch electrical signals • This controls the ALU and tells it what to do • A type of cyber attack in disguise of a email • This stores either an address in memory or data • ...

11 Clues: Do not leave your laptop or computer • Never share your _________ with another person • The state of being free from danger and threat • Always _______your computer when you leave your desk • A software that is designed and destroy computer viruses • Passwords should always be at least this many characters long. • ...

15 Clues: online mail • most used virus worm • programs used by a computer • virus that replicates itself • makes a virus look legitimate • misleads users of its true intent • electronic device that stores data • software intended to damage systems • used to protect computers from viruses • explosion of data that paralyzes a network • unwanted program that delivers advertising content • ...

11 Clues: PayPal Scam... • If something looks fake • If you click on a link you might get this • fake version of the app, loaded up with malware • decides whether to allow or block specific traffic • What is the first thing you type in on your computer • What is the second thing you type in on your computer • Looking over someone's shoulder to see their password • ...

11 Clues: A way to lock your data so only the right person can read it. • A machine that cuts paper into tiny pieces so no one can read it. • A small update that fixes problems or security holes in software. • A program that finds and removes harmful software from your device. • Malicious software that can damage your computer or steal your data. • ...

6 Clues: A shared virtual world • A Cyber Security Approach • A cybersecurity strengthener • A Public Cloud Computing Service • A process used to analyse business data • The ability of computer systems to replicate human intelligence

6 Clues: A shared virtual world • A Cyber Security Approach • A cybersecurity strengthener • A Public Cloud Computing Service • A process used to analyse business data • The ability of computer systems to replicate human intelligence

10 Clues: menyamar menjadi orang lain untuk berbuat jahat disebut • penyebab seseorang melakukan cyber bullying dapat seperti • mendapat rahasia dengan tipu dayanya lalu disebarkan yaitu • dampak bagi korban yang terkena cyber bullying,korban dapat • melakukan cyber bullying dengan cara cyber stalking merupakan • ...

12 Clues: The destruction of the data on a data storage device by removing its magnetism. • A documented, lowest level of security configuration allowed by an organization. • A Security incident in which a malicious threat actor gains access to systems without authorization. • ...

11 Clues: A bug that disrupts the system • When people bully others online • A user illegally accessing a website • A network that allows you to play online • A user who's allowed to access a website • A code that protects private information • An attempt to steal sensitive information • A digital trail left by everything you do online • ...

11 Clues: Is an action or event that might compromise the security. • It is a software or hardware which is used to filter network traffic based on rules. • Is a software that operates on different OS which is used to prevent malicious software. • Is an assault on the system security that is delivered by a person or a machine to a system. • ...

10 Clues: What is the third UMW Group BCM risk events? • A thing made by combining two different elements • The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties • One of the UMW Group Crisis Management Team Structure • What is the color alert codes for the partial activation? • In order to prepare for cyber resilience, speed and agility are required. • ...

16 Clues: The opposite of risky. • When sensitive info gets exposed. • Unwanted emails clogging your inbox. • A secret used to unlock your account. • Software that fights against malware. • A second step to prove it'd really you. • A common way hackers send fake messages. • What keeps your software secure and current. • The prefix for security in the digital world. • ...

10 Clues: type of cybercrime • keep updated to protect youreself • punishment for commiting cybercrime • the country with the most cybercrime • variety of crimes carried out online, • the company who lost passwords in 2011 • a place where you can ethicly use cybercrime • a security incident where sensitive data is accidentally exposed • ...

16 Clues: Remote servers that store data online instead of locally. • Celebrated on April 22 to promote environmental awareness. • Word used to describe viral topics on social media and news. • A critical software update that fixes security vulnerabilities. • Essential for protecting businesses from modern digital threats. • ...

13 Clues: Counter bullying • Words have _________ • Opposite of staying quiet • The change you want to see • A type of bullying behavior • Confidence in your leadership • ________ experience bullying more • To be kept private on social media • Perform _________ acts of kindness • Where cyber bullying can take place • To harm, intimidate or coerce someone • ...

10 Clues: What is the third UMW Group BCM risk events? • A thing made by combining two different elements • The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties • What color for alert codes of partial activation? • One of the UMW Group Crisis Management Team Structure • In order to prepare for cyber resilience, speed and agility are required. • ...

7 Clues: to press a button • using the internet • protection of someone or something • using computers, especially the internet • a small thing that you press to work on a computer • to keep someone or something from dangerius things • the right or opportunity to use or look at something

11 Clues: The act of texting people through SMS, pretending to be from trusted companies in order to gain their private information. • The act of calling people on the phone, pretending to be from trusted companies in order to gain their private information. • ...

9 Clues: Legal framework governing online activities • Buying and selling goods and services online • Freedoms and obligations in the digital world • Rules for polite and respectful online behavior • Impact of technology on physical and mental well-being • Exchanging information and ideas using digital technologies • ...

7 Clues: to press a button • using the internet • protection of someone or something • using computers, especially the internet • a small thing that you press to work on a computer • to keep someone or something from dangerius things • the right or opportunity to use or look at something

15 Clues: thomas edison invented ……… • Engineering discipline that is growing rapidly and in importance in the age of computing platform • involves investigating the relationships that exist between the structures and properties of materials • fundamental knowledge and practical skills especially in programming, networking and software engineering • ...

18 Clues: /electronic retailer • mall /a virtual shopping mall • /being connected to the internet • /electronic security on the internet • /unlawfully damaging a person’s reputation • investing /direct investor trading over the internet • /software intended to perform unwanted actions on a computer • of privacy /the wrongful intrusion into the personal life of another • ...

22 Clues: The A in APT • Classic form of Malware • A ____ is a web page address. • Hidden entrance into a system • Viruses, Worms and Trojans etc • An army of malware infected PCs • Security is in your own _______. • Be cyber savvy, be a ______ user. • Password should be changed every 2-3 months. • Never share your _______ with another person. • ...

8 Clues: cyber Security • sisenemine arvutisüstemi • psühhotroopne aine, mis tekitab sõltuvust. • ametiseisundi kuritarvitamine omakasu eesmärgil. • jalakäijate või sõidukite liikumine ja paiknemine teel. • see on jõu kasutamine füüsilise või vaimse vigastuse tekitamise eesmärgil. • ennetuses on suur roll inimestel endil (ohtude vähendamine; kindlustused). • ...

20 Clues: Short for malicious software. • Making full use of and/or derive benefit from a resource. • The process of verifying the identity of a user or system. • A software update released to fix vulnerabilities and bugs. • Unsolicited or undesired electronic messages, typically email. • A cyber attack made from numerous compromised computer systems. • ...

30 Clues: A major concern in the IoT era • IoT-enabled devices worn on the body • A city using IoT for urban management • Machine-to-Machine communication in IoT • Devices that collect data in IoT systems • IoT-based monitoring for security purposes • Technology used for tracking objects in IoT • An example of an IoT-enabled wearable device • ...

16 Clues: A test websites use to check if you’re a human • Any software made to harm your computer or data • Something you install to fix or improve software • A personal profile you log into on websites or apps • A tool that helps block unwanted content or messages • A harmful program that spreads and damages your files • ...

16 Clues: A test websites use to check if you’re a human • Any software made to harm your computer or data • Something you install to fix or improve software • A personal profile you log into on websites or apps • A tool that helps block unwanted content or messages • A harmful program that spreads and damages your files • ...

15 Clues: never click suspicious _____ in emails. • a set of numbers used to unlock a phone. • a fake email used to trick the receiver. • software installed to spy on your device. • phishing that targets one specific person. • a 14-character phrase to secure an account. • software used to blackmail targets for money. • the button in Outlook to declare a phish email. • ...

15 Clues: Code or tool designed to abuse vulnerabilities. • Attack that makes a system unavailable to users. • Technique aimed at disturbing or halting services. • Process of gathering information before an attack. • Attack using precompiled lists of common passwords. • Condition where timing flaws lead to security gaps. • Engineering attack that manipulates human behavior. • ...

8 Clues: Short for malicious software, it refers to any software designed to harm or exploit computer systems • Wireless networking technology that uses radio waves to provide wireless high-speed Internet access. • The practice of deceiving, pressuring or manipulating people into sending information or assets to the wrong people. • ...

7 Clues: another word for cyber • the opposite of the truth • being mean to people online • 6 letter word that means security • The best computer science teacher ever • not actually but it is a barrier of flames • sending someone a false request e.g. saying that there your bank account

20 Clues: A standardized, structured collection of data. • A character set comprising both letters and numbers. • A security tool to distinguish between humans and bots. • Standard programming language for communicating with networks. • small portions of data used to remember user preferences on websites. • ...

24 Clues: Nobody likes this • One of our partners • A very popular night • The opposite of local • Another word for forum • How you learn something • A way to describe things • The NSA grants focus on this • A way to recruit new faculty • A system with desired outcomes • People that provide instruction • You find this as part of a goal • Something all professionals need • ...

30 Clues: Internet tarmog‘i • Himoya yoki asrash • Axborot yoki ma’lumot • Parol yoki maxfiy so‘z • Nazorat yoki boshqaruv • Shaxsiy yoki individual • Shaxsiy hayot daxlsizligi • Qonun yoki huquqiy me’yor • Saqlash yoki ma’lumot joyi • Rozilik yoki ruxsat berish • Nozik yoki maxfiy ma’lumot • Doimiy nazorat yoki kuzatuv • Xavfsizlik yoki himoya tizimi • Kirish yoki foydalanish huquqi • ...

20 Clues: Cyber bouncer’s checklist • Hall monitor for regulations • The toy box for suspicious files • Not you, not me, but the other guy • The “pest control” for your servers • VIP pass for allowed apps and users • The Tupperware for your applications • Conversation with a website’s memory • The robot butler for incident response • The housekeeper for your digital vault • ...

15 Clues: Code or tool designed to abuse vulnerabilities. • Attack that makes a system unavailable to users. • Technique aimed at disturbing or halting services. • Process of gathering information before an attack. • Attack using precompiled lists of common passwords. • Condition where timing flaws lead to security gaps. • Engineering attack that manipulates human behavior. • ...

15 Clues: Phishing carried out through voice calls. • Phishing carried out through SMS messages. • The reason why attackers launch cyberattacks. • Malware that locks files and demands payment. • Software designed to detect and remove malware. • A person or entity trying to break into systems. • A server used to hide the real identity of a user. • ...

34 Clues: either 0 or 1 • evil computer program • principle of least ___ • slang term for “hacked” • THE defensive cyber club • fancy term for Google-fu • the shield to red’s sword • fun term for a CDRU member • often a network packet filter • short form of “secret writing” • evidence of malicious activity • short form of “covered writing” • comes before “base” or “science” • ...

25 Clues: Hypertext language • Exact copy of a dataset • Delivery of computing servers • Trace and correct faults in a computer • A process or set of rules to be followed • Open source operating source modeled on UNIX • All public websites to access on the internet • Organized collection of structured info or data • Using microwave or radio signals to transmit signals • ...

20 Clues: low level programming language • high level programming language • one example of operating system • physical components of a computer system. • Allocates time to processes that are deemed urgent. • Determines how much memory to allocate to each process. • malware used to collect data from users (hint tlauncher funny) • ...

19 Clues: Keeping information private and protected • The steps taken after a cyberattack happens • Hiding data by changing it into secret code • When private information is stolen or exposed • A written rule or guide that staff must follow • A weak point in a system that attackers can use • A copy of data kept in case the original is lost • ...

15 Clues: Protected Wireless Network • Remote Work Communication Tool • Secure remote collaboration tool • A secure network communications protocol • A way to keep your internet connection secure • Encryption standard used for secure file transfer • A special code that you need to access your account • A document format that's often used for secure sharing • ...

15 Clues: Phishing carried out through voice calls. • Phishing carried out through SMS messages. • The reason why attackers launch cyberattacks. • Malware that locks files and demands payment. • Software designed to detect and remove malware. • A person or entity trying to break into systems. • A server used to hide the real identity of a user. • ...

15 Clues: Gaps in a security program. • The process of verifying who you are. • The art and science of secret communication. • A type of encryption using only one shared key. • The act of guaranteeing information is protected. • A security barrier that controls network traffic. • The process of converting data into a secret code. • ...

15 Clues: Copying physical memory for analysis. • Tool/framework for analyzing memory dumps. • Person performing memory or malware analysis. • Scientific investigation of digital evidence. • Malicious software analyzed in automated systems. • Analysis that runs malware to observe its actions. • Set of tools or methods used in forensic analysis. • ...

15 Clues: Copying physical memory for analysis. • Tool/framework for analyzing memory dumps. • Person performing memory or malware analysis. • Scientific investigation of digital evidence. • Malicious software analyzed in automated systems. • Analysis that runs malware to observe its actions. • Set of tools or methods used in forensic analysis. • ...

15 Clues: Code or tool designed to abuse vulnerabilities. • Attack that makes a system unavailable to users. • Technique aimed at disturbing or halting services. • Process of gathering information before an attack. • Condition where timing flaws lead to security gaps. • Attack using precompiled lists of common passwords. • Engineering attack that manipulates human behavior. • ...

15 Clues: Stealing data entered into online forms. • Malware that stays active after reboots. • Shared library file targeted in injection attacks. • Special system rights that attackers try to escalate. • Malware that secretly monitors and collects user data. • Process of gaining higher access rights than intended. • Technique of hiding malicious code to avoid detection. • ...

20 Clues: General term for malicious software • A dishonest scheme used to trick people • Accessing a computer system without permission • Malware that locks your files and demands payment • A secret set of characters used to secure an account • Software designed to protect your device from malware • The process used with 2FA to verify a user's identity • ...

21 Clues: (7,4,10,10) - GDPR law protecting personal data and privacy • (8,8) - Small files used to monitor and record online activity • (8,9) - Process of identifying harmful software within a system • (6,5) - Physical security measure preventing unauthorised entry • (6,8) - Monitoring and recording user activities on the internet • ...

7 Clues: International standard • ... via any device, at any time • Course completion is ... for all staff • training content that is updated every year • The number of bite-sized modules in the training • attacks aimed to access our network, or corrupt our • Example of an awareness module on popular cyber threats.

6 Clues: What is the most commonly reported security attack? • How can we guard against social engineering tactics? • Who are the most vulnerable to be manipulated by hackers? • Which company experienced the biggest cyber attack in Singapore? • What security feature did the hacker exploit in the sim swap hack? • ...

21 Clues: Temporary memory • the brain of the computer • the network of physical objects • transferring data to the internet • the blocking of data access for ransom • smallest piece of info in the computer • program that you run on a computer/phone • A widely-accepted cyber security measure • software that is pre-programmed for user • a piece of equipment outside the computer • ...

20 Clues: where you live • a type of virus • someone who is a police • someone that keeps you safe • someone who is like a parent • adults who you are related to • something that keeps you safe • something that can be detroed • something that you can play on • card A card that has money on it • a person that teaches you things • a way you feel when your not scared • ...

20 Clues: looks safe, but isn't • a network of compromised computers • creates and stores strong passwords • floods a website or server with traffic • exploits a new vulnerability in software • software that combats malware infections • codes that protect data during encryption • steals sensitive information or gains access • tricks users into clicking on hidden elements • ...

45 Clues: devisive • check in • machines • superfans • extractor • robombers • cogwrecked • hiveminded • englishmen • headphones • cross-faced • irradiation • hodge-podges • complexities • yellow blood • generation 5 • to understand • pure of chaos • weapons expert • summoned by him • the masked host • a complete nerd • the p is silent • militant faction • a faction leader • head of security • slightly armored • vices and virtues • ...

20 Clues: SMS phishing scam • Cyber weapon virus • False defamatory statement • Unauthorized system access • Granting access permissions • Exposing unethical behavior • Block untrusted communication • Verifying identity credentials • Unique biological individuals identification • Restricts Computer use without authorization • Deliberate deception for financial or personal gain. • ...

28 Clues: coded format • provides data • A set of rules • A global network • A private network • unauthorized access • wireless connection • A live, online seminar • verifying your identity • converting encrypted data • replicates itself to spread • protect against cyber threats. • displays unwanted advertisements • disguised as legitimate software • two network to a single network. • ...

18 Clues: The "treat" that protects your data from prying eyes • A digital skeleton key that can unlock your secure account • A sweet treat that hackers can use to track your online activities • A virtual private network, protecting your data while you surf the web • When you're tricked into revealing sensitive information over the phone • ...

12 Clues: Financial regulations • The Sarbanes Oxly Act covers which type of activity? • Falsifying header information is a serious violation of the _ Act. • Allows the user to determine how to trust the keys, so its a trust model. • Defined as an intense and selfish desire for something, especially wealth or power. • ...

49 Clues: Popups • Malware • Emailspoofing • Operating system • Unauthorizedaccess • Civicdigitalliteracy • Vertualprivatenetwork • Privilegedaccessmanagement • Constructivedigitalliteracy • Communicationdigitalliteracy • To aid the user doing specific task • Is about expressing ourselves artistically online • The process of transferring files from a computer • ...

5 Clues: Name the most expensive virus in the world and in cyber security history. • ________ hacking is done for a good cause, such as national security,etc. • ________ programs are used to check the user’s keystrokes and get important information, such as passwords. • ...

15 Clues: a code used to unlock a device. • never click suspicious _____ in emails. • a set of numbers used to unlock a phone. • a fake email used to trick the receiver. • software installed to spy on your device. • phishing that targets one specific person. • a 14-character phrase to secure an account. • what to do when you leave your work device? • ...

15 Clues: The agency that investigates forgery cases • Handwriting is difficult to disguise and forge • Any prewritten handwriting samples from a suspect(S) • What are the overall height width and size of the letters? • Maximum prison term for forgery. Forgery is a federal felony • Similar to fingerprints, every person's handwriting is what it is • ...

7 Clues: International standard • ... via any device, at any time • Course completion is ... for all staff • training content that is updated every year • The number of bite-sized modules in the training • attacks aimed to access our network, or corrupt our • Example of an awareness module on popular cyber threats.

20 Clues: the name for bookmarks • an add that shows up randomly • hostile ,strongly worded message • a method of sending short messages • a word or number that allows access • security any technique of soft ware • any internet-realated illegal activity • Something that slows your computer down • to copy a file from one computer system • a description of you in photos or words • ...

20 Clues: 24K Magic • Ingvar Kamprad • Richest Person on Earth • Host of ‘Baby Olympics’ • Celebrates 31st state day • Brand ambassador of Sikkim • Richest city in the world. • Country to impose carbon tax from 2019 • Launched ‘World’s Most Powerful Rocket’ • World’s 4th most punctual ‘mega carrier.’ • World’s fifth largest diamond discovered in • ...

30 Clues: Bride's college. • Groom's college. • Groom's zodiac sign. • Groom's go-to drink. • Bride's zodiac sign. • Street groom grew up. • Bride's favorite color. • Groom's favorite color. • Groom's first car. (5,2) • Bride's first car. (5,5) • Street bride grew up on. • Bride's go-to drink. (6,4) • Where Groom proposed. (8,4) • Class Bride & Groom met in. • Street the couple lives on. • ...

46 Clues: EX: Camera • EX: Keyboard • Who, When, Why • To give credit • EX: Angry Birds • Virtual reality • EX: "Just Do It" • Wireless Fidelity • Stores all documents • Light Emitting Diode • How you behave online • Service Set Identifier • Liquid Crystal Display • A mouse that uses a ball • Internet Service Provider • A mouse that uses a laser • A laser operated disc drive • Formal induction into office • ...

7 Clues: International standard • ... via any device, at any time • Course completion is ... for all staff • training content that is updated every year • The number of bite-sized modules in the training • attacks aimed to access our network, or corrupt our • Example of an awareness module on popular cyber threats.

19 Clues: = the process of securing a system by reducing its surface of vulnerability • = files that appear to be legitimate programs, but really contain malicious code. • = The use of bogus emails and websites to trick you into confidential information • = program that blocks access to files or block use of the device until a ransom is paid • ...

10 Clues: Time off for personal travel. • Do this when planning foreign travel. • Document required for foreign travel. • Do not leave these in a vehicle overnight. • Converting data into a code for protection. • Wireless internet often used in public places. • Protect your devices by setting this numerical code. • Posting too much personal information on social media. • ...

16 Clues: A test websites use to check if you’re a human • Any software made to harm your computer or data • Something you install to fix or improve software • A personal profile you log into on websites or apps • A tool that helps block unwanted content or messages • A harmful program that spreads and damages your files • ...

10 Clues: Phishing Techniques used to target senior executives of an organization • The action or process of spoiling the appearance of a website in a cyber attack • The process of monitoring and capturing all data packets passing through a given network • ...

12 Clues: Step-by-step procedure for solving a problem. • A fundamental unit of work in a database system. • Programs and applications that run on a computer. • Iterative and incremental approach to development. • Peer-reviewed academic publication of the society. • Pioneer recognized as the father of computer science. • Formal documents defining hardware and protocol rules. • ...

20 Clues: what is the setting • who took ryters book • what did Lotti forbid • what is a security guard • What is one of Gorms rules • Where the bully banger live • what do they call old people • what is one of Billy's rules • What does lanaya give to Spaz • who is the boss of the Vandals • The leader of the bully bangers • The man ryter was supposed to rob • the proov that passes out edibles • ...

20 Clues: Rulebook for your info • Security’s holy trinity • The mess you started with • The matrix for your servers • Your data’s magic decoder ring • The report card for tech companies • The wolf that really is at the door • IKEA instructions for crisis moments • Fancy word for “the cool stuff we own” • The “seatbelt” for your sensitive files • How long the burglar napped on your couch • ...

13 Clues: Where you report suspicious messages • Something you click that can hide danger • You should never reuse the same one twice • Another word for a fake or deceptive email • Small image that can link to malicious sites • Software that secretly infects your computer • A common red flag to identify a phishing email • A code that proves who you are when logging in • ...

13 Clues: - object used to write with • - human remains found in Egypt • - material used for writing on in Egypt • security - the field of digital privacy • - further develop technological advancement • - a fluid used to make impressions on paper • - use of robotics to aid in large scale production • - Technology that can manipulate individual atoms or molecules • ...

8 Clues: health is extremely important • the likelihood of a hazard causing harm • This can affect the global supply chain • these email accounts can also be hacked • Shipping will face high costs due to climate __ • these practices improve safety standards onboard • full __ by 2050, is the aim of the Paris Agreement • ...

11 Clues: programs used by a computer • unique identification (IP or MAC) • ways to protect data on a computer • equipment adapted for a particular purpose • gaining unauthorised access to a computer. • computers connected that share information • packet a piece of data sent over a network. • a copper cable used to connect computers to a network. • ...

12 Clues: Banking using mobile phones or apps • Transactions without physical money. • Protection of banking data from cyber threats. • A digital ledger system used for secure transactions • Verification of customer identity using AI biometrics. • Technology that combines finance and digital innovaions • Studying large data to make predictions for decision-making • ...

10 Clues: Internet related. • Generates random one time passwords. • Emergency exits always open _________. • Coming out safely from structure in danger. • Personal computers requires ______ as much as office systems. • Ensuring ________ safety is in the scope of information security. • Fulfilling contractual requirements is also a ________ requirement. • ...

10 Clues: Process of verifying user identity • Data providing information about other data • Simulated cyber attack to test system defenses • Secure messaging app with end-to-end encryption • Open standard for authorization and authentication • Network security system to block unauthorized access • Method of protecting data by converting it into code • ...

20 Clues: an action of fraud • to keep an eye on something • bring up to date, modernize • needed to get into something • secure place to store online content • checking or proving something is true • something that protects and gives safety • prevents phishing attacks from happening • Operating information used by the computer • protects your data including employee and customer data • ...

30 Clues: Malicious software. • Unwanted or junk email. • An emotion expressed by the word "Blimey". • The process of finding and fixing errors in code. • A type of malware that is able to replicate itself. • A type of fire extinguisher safe for electrical fires. • Accessing a computer system or files without permission. • ...

5 Clues: Computer fraud to... • report@________.gov.uk • Computer fraud to the... • to National Cyber Security Centre • Received a ____ text?, forward to 7726 (free)

10 Clues: Malware that locks files and demands payment • An attack that overwhelms a network with traffic • Framework for describing cyber threat information • Malicious software that spreads without user action • Unauthorized access to or control over a computer system • Technique for disguising malicious activity as legitimate • ...

15 Clues: A language used to style web pages. • A file containing code for automation. • A method of hiding data within other files. • A standard language for creating web pages. • A network utility used to test connectivity. • A software vulnerability unknown to the vendor. • Temporary storage that speeds up data retrieval. • The data sent back from a server after a request. • ...

15 Clues: Keeping safe from harm. • Your favorite english teacher! • Unauthorized access or data compromise event. • Moral principles that govern a person's behavior. • Type of app used to collect data on Facebook users. • Financial state Cambridge Analytica declared in 2018. • Complex computer processes used to analyze user data. • ...

15 Clues: _____rights/issues • antonym of specific • racial/social/gender______ • someone who is rich and powerful • the environmental______of tourism • every adult has the right to vote • that is legally or officially acceptable • the activities involved in protecting Sth • Kingdom of Talossa;Sealand; Liberians are______ • a country that has a king or a queen as the leader • ...

15 Clues: Where you can find GCHQ • UK's intelligence agency. • "Father" of code-breaking. • Where Joan Clarke worked during WW2. • Code created by German's during WW2. • Another term for "Malicious Software". • Cyber criminals with malicious intent. • Malicious computer worm uncovered in 2010. • Term for a recently discovered exploit/weakness. • ...

6 Clues: Introduces the EGBANK's advertisement side • Introduce you to EGBANK main health care benefits • Helps you to know what formal dress code looks like • You can get in this session tips to avoid cyber security hacks • Provides information about all the financial inclusion tools EGBANK tools • ...