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2. A framework used to manage and mitigate cybersecurity risks.
3. A cybersecurity tool used to monitor, detect, and respond to threats.
5. - The process of converting data into a code to prevent unauthorized access.
6. The practice of finding and fixing security flaws.
8. A common online attack method involving fraudulent emails.
10. A network security device that monitors and filters incoming and outgoing traffic.
11. An open-source intelligence gathering technique.
12. A term for ethically hacking a system.
16. An organized event where hackers test their skills.
17. The art of disguising communication within another medium.
19. A type of malware that demands payment for the return of stolen data.
21. The practice of attacking a system to test its security.
22. A person who finds and reports security vulnerabilities for rewards.
23. A malicious program that spreads across systems and networks.
24. A type of attack where multiple systems flood a target with traffic.

1. The exploitation of software vulnerabilities by malicious hackers.
4. The unauthorized access of data in transit.
6. A cryptographic key used in public key cryptography.
7. A protocol used for secure internet communication.
9. The process of analyzing network traffic for malicious activity.
13. An organization that sets standards for securing information systems.
14. A type of attack that overwhelms a system with traffic.
15. A hidden malicious software that provides backdoor access.
17. A form of social engineering to manipulate users into giving up confidential information.
18. A global, decentralized group known for hacktivism.
20. A popular TV series about a hacker with dissociative identity disorder.