Tailgating
Tailgating is a social engineering attack enabling an unauthorized individual to gain access to a password-protected or secured premise by following an authorized individual.
Tailgating is a social engineering attack enabling an unauthorized individual to gain access to a password-protected or secured premise by following an authorized individual.
A threat actor, also known as malicious actor, is any individual, group or organization that intentionally poses a threat to cybersecurity.
Threat analysis aims to assess an organization's security processes and procedures to identify threats and vulnerabilities within their network. This practise usually mixes vulnerability testing with risk assessments to better understand the potential real world threats that a network can face.
A cybersecurity threat assessment is a set of processes or tools used to evaluate and verify perceived threats to an organization's digital assets.
Threat hunting is the process of proactively searching for cyberthreats within an organization by using methodology, innovative technology and threat intelligence.
Threat intelligence is the gathering and analysis of cybersecurity data to understand threats that have, will or are currently targeting an organization.
A Trojan, or Trojan Horse, is a type of malware which disguises itself as legitimate code or software to mislead the user.
Two Factor Authentication (2FA) is a used to verify users' identities and provide an additional layer of account security. The user will be asked to provide two different authentication factors to verify themselves and access online accounts.