Across
- 3. Security professionals who simulate cyberattacks on systems to identify vulnerabilities.
- 6. Includes all hardware devices such as desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones connected to the network, which are vulnerable to various security threats.
- 7. Experts who monitor and analyze security measures to protect an organization's information systems.
- 8. Services hosted by cloud providers, including SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS, where organizations must protect their resources within the cloud environment.
- 9. Programs aimed at educating users about security policies, risks, and best practices to mitigate threats.
- 10. A network domain consisting of interconnected devices within a limited area, requiring strong security measures to protect against unauthorized access and data breaches.
Down
- 1. The study of ethical issues and the impact of computer technology on individuals and society.
- 2. The realm encompassing all users accessing an organization's information system, often considered the weakest link in security.
- 4. Legislation and regulations that govern the behavior and measures required to protect information and information systems.
- 5. Refers to private cloud services and infrastructure accessible to an organization via the internet, posing threats like unauthorized access and network probing.