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18 Cards in this Set
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NAT |
Network Address Translation Hides internal hosts from the public network, uses an IP proxy, displays one IP address to the internet |
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VLAN |
Virtual Local Area Network |
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NAC |
Network Access Control Makes security checks of users or actual connections made before sessions are initiated |
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PaaS |
Platform as a Service A cloud computing service, offering software, OS, and on demand computing |
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SaaS |
Software as a Service Web based applications, webmail |
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IaaS |
Infrastructure as a Service Networking and storage |
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PEAP |
Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol - related to wireless authentication |
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WPA2 |
WiFi Protected Access 2 - most secure protocol for wireless networks |
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SLA |
Service License Agreement |
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ICMP |
Something |
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NAS |
Something |
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RPO |
Recovery point objective - defines acceptable data loss |
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MTTR |
mean time to repair |
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MTBF |
mean time between failure - average number of failures per million hours |
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ACL |
Access control lists can be used to control the traffic that is allowed in or out of a network. They are usually included as part of a firewall, and they specifically will control the traffic. |
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OUs |
Organizational Units |
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MAC |
Mandatory access control (MAC) is strictest type of access control model that has permissions set by the system and uses security labels for object permissions. It is a well-defined model used primarily by the government. |
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SDLC |
System development life cycle |
