Attack Surface
The total set of points where an unauthorized actor could attempt to enter, influence or extract data from a system or environment.
Resources
Glossary.
Key terms, clear definitions and practical context for the technologies, domains and operational environments we work in.
Browse
Browse by category.
A shared vocabulary across security, intelligence, technology, operations and global context.
Definitions
Key terms.
Concise definitions designed to support a common operational language.
Business Continuity
The capability to maintain or restore critical functions during and after disruption.
Correlation
The process of connecting multiple signals, events or observations to identify relationships, patterns or operational significance.
Data Sovereignty
The principle that data is subject to the laws, governance requirements and jurisdictional controls of the location in which it is stored or processed.
Edge Intelligence
The processing, analysis and prioritization of data close to where it is generated, reducing dependence on centralized infrastructure.
Geospatial Intelligence
Intelligence derived from the analysis of imagery, location data and geographically referenced information.
Local Inference
The execution of an AI model on local or edge infrastructure rather than relying exclusively on a remote cloud service.
Operational Intelligence
The integrated analysis of multi-source data to generate actionable insights in support of operational decision-making.
Resilience
The ability to anticipate, absorb, adapt to and recover from disruption while sustaining critical objectives.
Risk
The effect of uncertainty on objectives, considered through likelihood, consequence and the context in which decisions are made.
Threat
Any potential event, actor or condition that could cause harm to people, assets, information, operations or objectives.
Threat Intelligence
Analyzed information about threats, actors, capabilities, intent and context used to support security decisions.
Zero Trust
A security model that continuously verifies identity, context and authorization rather than relying on implicit trust based on network location.
No glossary terms match your search.