Eidws Mixed Bag #4B

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Mission of NAVNETWARCOM

Back 1

Commands and controls Navy networks and leverages joint space capabilities to deliver Information Dominance for Navy and Joint operations.

Front 2

IA (Information Assurance)

Back 2

Practices and Procedures of computer security.*

Front 3

Rivercity

Back 3

Measures designed to prohibit or restrict RF communications from a ship.
4 Levels.

Front 4

OTAT & OTAR

Back 4

Over-the-Air Transfer
Over-the-Air Rekey
Transfer of cryptographic keymat "over-the-air".
OTAT - WITHOUT change of the Traffic Encryption Key.
OTAR - WITH change of the Traffic Encryption Key (TEK).

Front 5

Purpose of Intelligence

Back 5

1.) Supporting the Commander
2.) Identifying centers of gravity and critical vulnerabilities
3.) Supporting planning and the execution of operations.
4.) Protecting the force.
5.) Supporting combat assessment.

Front 6

SSA
(Space Situational Awareness)

Back 6

The ability to know not only raw information on what is going on in space but also how it affects our use of space.

Front 7

EHF TIP

Back 7

Provides an ethernet connection between a ship's ADNS Router and its EHF MDR Terminal.

Front 8

Spillage

Back 8

Data placed on an Information System posessing insufficient security controls to protect the data.

Front 9

CAT Team

Back 9

Communications Assist Team.
A group of listed technical experts who routinely perform on-site communications training to deploying commands.

Front 10

AESOP

Back 10

Afloat Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Program.
An integrated operational radar, combat systems and communication "Frequency Planning Tool".

Front 11

IT21

Back 11

Serves as primary network for Afloat Commands.

Front 12

SQL Injection

Back 12

Code injection technique that exploits a security vulnerability occuring in the data base layer of an application.

Front 13

Network Enumeration

Back 13

Is a computing activity in which user names, and info on groups, shares and services of networked computers are retrieved for vulnerabilities in the security of that network. If there is a vulnerability with the security of the network, it will send a report back to a hacker.

Front 14

Backdoor

Back 14

Method of bypassing normal authentication.

Front 15

Privilege Escalation

Back 15

Act of exploiting a bug or design flaw in a software application to gain access to resources which normally would have been protected.

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Functionality of PKI

Back 16

Creating a secure method for exchanging information.

Front 17

Ginger Bread

Back 17

Radio-Telephone procedure used when any member of a net is suspected of compromise.

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Bead Window

Back 18

Radio-Telephone procedure used when an EEFI has been disclosed.

Front 19

EEFI Codes

Back 19

#1 Position
#2 Capabilities
#3 Operations
#4 Electronic Warefare
#5 Personnel
#6 COMSEC
#7 Wrong Circuit

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Certificaiton

Back 20

Comprehensive evaluation of technical and non-technical security safeguards of an Info Sys.

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Accreditation

Back 21

Formal declaration that an InfoSys. is approved to operate.
Issued by DAA/PAA