Crossword 4

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Across
  1. 2. A form of load balancing which hands out tasks in a repeating non-priority sequence
  2. 4. Unified Thread Management
  3. 7. A security stance based on a repeating process of locating the least secure element of an infrastructure and securing it
  4. 8. A detection method where all traffic or events that fail to match the normal baselines are considered abnormal and potentially malicious
  5. 9. Access Control List
  6. 11. Similar to Defense in Depth, in that it supports multiple layers but unlike it in that it uses a different security mechanism at each of the layers
  7. 14. A technique of storing or copying log events to a central logging server
  8. 15. The maximum communication or transmission capacity of a network segment
  9. 16. A detection method where all traffic or events that match an item in the database is considered abnormal and potentially malicious
  10. 17. A notification from a firewall that a specific event or packet was detected
  11. 18. A hacking technique used against static packet filtering firewalls to discover the rules or filters controlling inbound traffic
Down
  1. 1. A detection method where all traffic or events that fail to match defined normal are considered anomalies and potentially malicious
  2. 3. Technique of load balancing that operates by sending the next ransaction to the firewall with the least current workload
  3. 4. The principle that for an organization’s security policy to be effective, everyone must be forced to work within it and follow its rules
  4. 5. A written expression of an item of concern and one or more actions to take when the item of concern appears in traffic
  5. 6. A means of providing faster access to static content for external users accessing internal Web servers
  6. 10. An organizations’ filtering configuration: What should be allowed and what should be blocked
  7. 12. An event that does not trigger an alarm but should have
  8. 13. An event that triggers an alarm but should not have
  9. 19. Write-once read-many form of storage device