A term of legal art that defines the types of data and circumstances that permits a third party to directly or indirectly identify an individual with collected data. 

A security architecture that incorporates the cloud shared responsibility model, a vendor provided security stack, an SD-WAN abstraction layer, and network peering with one or more of the big content providers and their associated fiber networks.

 The practice of emulating known adversary behavior against an organization's actual defensive posture.

A layer seven security orchestration platform deployed at the boundary between internal workloads slash data storage and untrusted sources that blocks incoming and outgoing network traffic with rules that tie applications to the authenticated user and provides most of the traditional security stack functions in one device or software application. 

A network designed to obfuscate the location of a cyber adversary's command and control server by manipulating the domain name system, or DNS, in a way that rotates the associated IP address among large numbers of compromised hosts in a botnet.

The process of converting plain text into an unrecognizable form or secret code to hide its true meaning.

Software or hardware that records the computer keys pressed by a user. 

Digital assets that are cryptographically protected on a blockchain and contain unique identification codes and metadata that makes them one of a kind.

The use of two or more verification methods to gain access to an account.

A programming technique where the developer doesn't specify each step of the algorithm in code, but instead teaches the algorithm to learn from the experience.