SECURITY DOMAIN

2. / A field that focuses on protecting computer systems, networks, and data from potential threats and unauthorized access.
5. / Means the program to increase the knowledge and improve the attitude that members of an organization possess regarding the protection of the physical, and especially informational, assets of an organization.
7. / Responsible for managing and maintaining the security of computer systems, including user accounts, access controls, and system configurations.
10. Issues / Refers to the ethical, legal, and social considerations related to technology and cybersecurity, including privacy and compliance issues.
12. / Refer to the underlying software and hardware technologies that provide a foundation for building applications or services, like operating systems or cloud platforms.

1. / The study, planning and design of how people and computers work together so that a person’s need are satisfied in the most effective way.
3. and Architecture / Addresses the security aspects of integrating different systems and designing secure system architectures.
4. / Refers to physical security measures, such as securing data centers, facilities, and infrastructure from physical threats.
6. / Centered on securing web applications, servers, and the communication between users and web services.
8. / Refers to the practice of integrating different software components or systems to work together cohesively and efficiently.
9. / Deals with the secure handling, storage, retrieval, and sharing of sensitive information and data within an organization.
11. / Refers to the foundational principles and concepts in computer programming, such as data structures, algorithms, and coding basics.