Across
- 2. Provided the formatting for a web page as well as hypertext links to other web pages. The linked pages may be stored on the same server or anywhere in the world
- 4. Private network within a public network
- 5. Rules and stands veering the design of hardware and software that permit network users to communicate and share data.
- 6. Software and hardware that provide a focal point for security by channeling all network connections through a control gateway
- 7. Sender’s public key that has been digitally signed by trusted third parties
- 8. Protocol used to transfer files, programs, spreadsheets, and databased across the internet
- 10. Location-independent computing variant of IT outsourcing whereby shared data centers deliver hosted IT services over the Internet. Three services fall into three categories: software as a service, infrastructure as a service, and platform as a service.
Down
- 1. Increases effective network bandwidth by dividing it into independent channels, which are then assigned to spate virtual computers. It optimizes network speed, flexibility, and reliability; most importantly, it improves network scalability. It is especially effective in networks that experience sudden, large, and unforeseen surges in usage.
- 3. Address of the target site in the web browser to access the website
- 9. Files containing user information that are created by the web server of the site being visited and are then stored on the visitors own computer hard drive. Or something baked containing flour, sugar, butter, and chocolate.