PassoverCyber

2. State of a system that has been thoroughly checked
5. A model that trusts nothing by default, even inside the network
7. System that does "bedikat chametz" and looks for vulnerabilities (a bit like “” for code)
8. Bread eaten at Passover
9. mechanism that records attempts to access systems and security events
11. Security practice of regularly updating software to fix known weaknesses
12. The Policy book we read at the Seder
13. Type of malware that encrypts files and demands payment

1. Holiday commemorating the Exodus
3. Process of proving you are who you claim to be
4. Type of attack that floods a system with traffic (like locusts)
6. Protection that scrambles data so only authorized parties can read it
10. Principle that says users should only have the permissions they need
11. Common method attackers use to trick users into revealing passwords
14. Security layer added after a password (like an extra doorpost protection)