Across
- 3. A software application used to access, retrieve, and view websites on the Internet.
- 5. A private, secure network accessible only to an organization's internal employees.
- 7. A powerful centralized computer that provides data, resources, or services to other computers on a network.
- 10. Unsolicited, bulk electronic junk mail sent to a large number of recipients.
- 12. A visual effect applied to individual elements (like text or shapes) on a presentation slide.
- 13. A group of two or more computers connected together to share resources, data, and peripherals.
- 16. Taking someone else's work, ideas, or words and unethically passing them off as your own.
- 18. An electronic document where data is arranged in a grid of rows and columns for calculations and financial analysis.
- 19. A cyberattack that uses deceptive emails to trick individuals into revealing personal information or passwords.
- 22. A small file saved on your computer by a web browser to store site preferences and login status.
- 24. Storing and accessing data and programs over the internet instead of your computer's local hard drive.
- 25. The buying and selling of goods or services electronically using the internet.
- 27. The intersection of a single row and column in a spreadsheet.
- 28. Malicious software designed to intentionally harm, exploit, or disable a computer system.
- 31. A formal reference to a published or unpublished source used in a word-processed document.
- 33. The systematic process of diagnosing the source of a computer hardware or software problem to fix it.
- 34. A network security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic.
- 35. The application programs and operating systems that provide instructions to tell a computer what to do.
- 37. A font style that features a small decorative line or stroke attached to the end of a larger stroke.
- 38. A private network that securely shares part of a business's information with trusted external partners or vendors.
Down
- 1. The visual movement that occurs when navigating from one slide to the next in a presentation.
- 2. A networking hardware device that forwards data packets between different computer networks.
- 4. The exclusive legal right to reproduce, publish, sell, or distribute the matter and form of a creative work.
- 6. An organized collection of structured business information or data, stored electronically.
- 8. The process of scrambling sensitive data into a secure format that can only be read by authorized parties.
- 9. A built-in, predefined calculation in a spreadsheet program (e.g., SUM, AVERAGE).
- 11. A specific request designed to filter or retrieve targeted data from a database.
- 14. A type of malicious computer code that replicates itself by modifying other computer programs.
- 15. An external physical device connected to a computer, like a mouse, external hard drive, or printer.
- 17. A computer file sent along with an email message in a business communication.
- 20. The standard markup language used to create and structure the layout of web pages.
- 21. The physical architecture and components of a microcomputer system that you can touch.
- 23. The unethical and unauthorized use, downloading, or reproduction of copyrighted material like software.
- 26. A computer or device on a network that requests resources or services from a server.
- 28. A recorded series of commands and instructions grouped as a single command to automate repetitive tasks.
- 29. A complete set of related data pertaining to one person or item in a database (equivalent to a row).
- 30. The unique textual name that identifies a website address (e.g., example.com).
- 32. A pre-designed document format used as a starting point so you don't have to recreate page layouts from scratch.
- 34. A mathematical equation manually created by the user to perform calculations in a spreadsheet.
- 36. A single piece of specific data or category in a database (equivalent to a column in a table).