Spoofing is when a threat actor disguises a communication  ⟶

Spyware is software that is installed into a computer  ⟶

A Secure Web Gateway (SWG) is a cybersecurity solution  ⟶

Tailgating is a social engineering attack enabling an unauthorized  ⟶

The Dark Web is an anonymous network that can only be accessed by browsers such as Tor. By content alone it is larger than the standard indexable Web that we use everyday by about 50% and represents approximately 6% of all sites.

A threat actor, also known as malicious actor, is  ⟶

Threat analysis aims to assess an organization's security processes  ⟶

A threat assessment in cybersecurity is a set of  ⟶

Threat hunting is the process of proactively searching for  ⟶

Threat intelligence is the gathering and analysis of cybersecurity  ⟶

A Trojan, or Trojan Horse, is a type of  ⟶

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is a security process 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.