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• PRL — Password Recovery List
• PRK — Password Recovery Key
• LAN — Local Area Network
• WWWW — World Wide Web Worm
• PPK — Previous Page Key
• PPA — Privacy Protection Act of 1980
• PPE — Prefix-Preserving Encryption
• PPP — Protect Proper Patch
• WYX — Boot Sector Virus
• LIDS — Linux Intrusion Detection System
• RFID — Radio Frequency Identification
• PNE — Password Never Expires
• HIPAA — Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
• ARS — Autonomously Replicating Sequence
• PIE — Propagation Infection and Execution
• PIC — Position Idependent Code
• PID — Personal Identity Digit
• PKM — Private Key Management
• PKU — Public Key Unit
• PIPS — Pre-Incident Planning System
• SYN — Synchronous
• PKO — Private Key Operation
• PIR — Priority Information Report
• PITR — Point-In-Time Recovery
• PICS — Personal Information Communication Storage
• PKES — Public Key Enablement Service
• PIN — Password Identification Notification
• PIM — Personal Information Manual
• PING — Privacy Is Not Guaranteed
• ZADIR — Zero Assumption Digital Image Recovery
• XCBF — XML Common Biometric Format
• R-UIM — Removable-User Identity Module
• MDC — Modification Detection Code
• WAPARS — Web-based Auto Permissioning, Authorization, and Reporting System
• XAVF — XMAIL Anti-Virus Filter
• MAAM — Modular Authentication and Authorization Middleware
• TACTED — Tactical Trunk Encryption Device
• RFO — Reason For Outage
• ACE — Access Control Entry
• DDOS — Distributed Denial of Service
• KEK — Key Encryption Key (COMSEC Key)
• DOD — United States Department of Defense
• SPM — Spy Password Manager
• RAM — random-access memory
• OTP — One Time Password
• SAN — Storage Area Network
• DES — Data Encryption Standard
• AES — Advanced Encryption Standard
• PGP — Pretty Good Privacy (encryption)
• ICE — Intrusion Countermeasures Electronics

• OCR — Optical Character Recognition
• ISMS — Information Security Management System
• CGI — Common Gateway Interface
• DRAM — Dynamic Random Access Memory (dee-ram) (computing)
• PC — Personal computer (host)
• CISO — Chief Information Security Officer
• CSIRT — Computer Security Incident Response Team
• PNP — Plug aNd Play
• UDP — User Datagram Protocol (FDDI related)
• BKL — Big Kernel Lock
• COOP — Continuity of Operations
• DCOM — Distributed Component Object Model
• APP — Application
• ITU — International Telecommunication Union
• FOIA — Freedom of Information Act
• IE — Internet Explorer
• COMSEC — Communications Security (military)
• ATA — Advanced Technology Attachment
• DL — Download
• TASO — Terminal Area Security Officer
• MTTF — Mean Time To Failure
• SCSI — Small Computer System Interface
• DSA — Digital Signature Algorithm
• CSC — Computer Software Component
• AC — Access Control
• AV — Anti-Virus
• WEP — Wired Equivalent Privacy
• SOA — Service-Oriented Architecture
• PAPA — Privacy, Accuracy, Property, Accessibility
• EEPROM — Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory
• SHA — Secure Hash Algorithm
• ISAKMP — Internet Security Association and Key Management Protocol
• ITSEC — Information Technology Security Evaluation Criteria
• MICR — Magnetic Ink Character Recognition
• IDE — Integrated Drive Electronics
• ACPI — Advanced Configuration and Power Interface
• PCI DSS — Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard
• PHI — Protected Health Information
• IAM — Identity and Access Management
• EFF — Electronic Frontier Foundation
• PABX — private automatic branch exchange (telephone)
• XBRL — Extensible Business Reporting Language
• DT — Don't Trust
• CRL — Certificate Revocation List
• NSA — National Security Agency
• DOS — Denial Of Service
• CMMI — Capability Maturity Model Integrated
• SVG — Scalable Vector Graphics
• GUID — Globally Unique Identifier
• CHAP — Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (ATM)

• OS — Operating System
• PPP — Point-to-Point Protocol
• UCE — Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail
• DRM — Digital Rights Management
• SOC — Security Operations Center
• SPAWAR — The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR), based in San Diego, is an echelon II organization within the United States Navy and Navy's technical authority and acquisition command for C4ISR (
• TCB — Trusted Computing Base
• SID — Security Identifier
• DUKPT — Derived Unique Key Per Transaction
• CISSP — Certified Information Systems Security Professional
• ATO — Authority to Operate
• RSA — Rivest-Shamir-Adleman
• RFPA — Right to Financial Privacy Act of 1978
• SKL — Simple Key Loader
• AVI — Audio Video Interleave
• ZEN — Zero Effort Network
• HTTPS — HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure
• MAC — Message Authentication Code
• SW — Software (SFTWE Preferred)
• IPS — Intrusion Prevention System
• SOAP — Simple Object Access Protocol
• ECC — Elliptic Curve Cryptography
• PAIN — Privacy, Authentication, Integrity, and Non-repudiation
• SSH — Secure Shell Host
• SSH — Secure Shell (Unix program)
• NLI — Not Logged In
• ICE — Immigration and Customs Enforcement
• LDAP — Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (pronounced Ell-dap)
• CA — Certificate Authority
• CERT — Computer Emergency Response Team
• ENDEX — End of Exercise
• TLS — Transport Layer Security
• DASD — Direct Access Storage Device
• TKIP — Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
• BI — Business Interruption
• ADK — Additional Decryption Key
• MTSO — Mobile Telephone Switching Office
• HSM — Hardware Security Module
• EAD — Encoded Archival Description
• IA — Information Assurance
• SSOP — Security Standard Operating Procedures
• IEEE-SA — Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - Standards Association
• KCSA — Key Control Self-Assessment
• ECPA — Electronic Communications Privacy Act 1986
• CCS — Certified Coding Specialist
• ACID — Analysis Console for Incident Databases
• TCSEC — Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria
• CIA — Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability
• PAP — Password Authentication Protocol (ATM)
• IPV4 — Internet Protocol Version 4

• IDM — Identity Management
• PKI — Public Key Infrastructure (cryptography)
• GNOME — GNU Network Object Model Environment
• MTBF — Mean Time Between Failures
• HMAC — Hash-Based Message Authentication Code
• CCS — Coded Character Set
• VIRUS — Vital Information Resource Under Siege
• SCEP — Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol
• CEV — Controlled Environment Vault
• TLV — Type-Length-Value
• CSC — Card Security Code
• QRT — Quick Response Team
• KDC — Kerberos Key Distribution Center
• DSS — Digital Signature Standard
• CF — Compact Flash
• DSLAM — Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer (Module)
• EPON — Ethernet Passive Optical Network
• COAX — Coaxial
• CAVE — Cellular Authentication and Voice Encryption Algorithm
• OSSTMM — Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual
• MOP — Means of Production
• DEA — Data Encryption Algorithm
• IEEE-CS — Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Computer Society
• RBRVS — Resource-Based Relative Value Scale
• NIACAP — National Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process
• KMI — Key Management Infrastructure
• IDS — Intrusion Detection System
• PIMS — Personal Information Management System
• SRS — Software Requirements Specifications
• UID — Unique Identifier
• TNI — Trusted Network Interpretation
• SDLC — Software development life cycle
• PII — Personally Identifiable Information
• IDR — Intelligent Disaster Recovery
• QPSK — aeronautical quadrature phase shift keying
• EULA — End User License Agreement (usually in reference to software)
• IDEA — International Data Encryption Algorithm
• AET — Advanced Encryption Technology
• DOI — Domain Of Interpretation
• MIC — Message Integrity Code
• RIMM — RAMBUS In-Line Memory Module
• SD — Secure Digital
• CIP — Critical Infrastructure Protection (US)
• UTF — Unicode Transformation Format
• PEM — Privacy-Enhanced Mail
• SATAN — Security Administrator Tool for Analyzing Networks
• EFS — Encrypting File System
• TED — Trunk Encryption Device
• HEX — Hexadecimal (base 16)
• WWAN — Wireless Wide Area Network

• EIGRP — Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
• IPV6 — Internet Protocol Version 6
• NIS — Norton Internet Security
• ECP — Encryption Control Protocol
• GSI — Grid Security Infrastructure
• IEEE — Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• ICF — Internet Connection Firewall
• PUK — PIN (Personal Identification Number) Unlocking Key
• LZW — Lempel-Ziv-Welch
• SSH — Secure Shell How
• CSIRC — Computer Security Incident Response Capability
• SDSL — Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line
• SDIO — Secure Digital Input/Output
• MSS — Managed Security Services
• FDD — Floppy Disk Drive
• GDI — Graphics Device Interface
• NAV — Norton Anti-Virus
• CIS — Center for Internet Security
• VDD — Version Description Document
• SCP — Secure Copy Protocol
• DML — Display Message Log
• COMDEX — Computer Dealers Exposition
• KMP — Key Management Protocol
• DVP — Digital Voice Privacy
• NES — Network Encryption System
• LRC — Longitudinal Redundancy Check
• OWASP — Open Web Application Security Project
• USHER — United States Higher Education Root Certificate Authority
• SMM — System Managers Manual
• MAIS — Murdoch Authentication and Identification System
• DLP — Data Leak Prevention
• CIRC — Cross-Interleaved Reed-Solomon Code
• STM — Synchronous Transport Module
• SANS — System Administration, Networking, and Security Institute
• EAL — Evaluation Assurance Level
• ASLC — Application Security Life Cycle
• EKMS — Electronic Key Management System
• ESP — Encapsulating Security Payload
• KEA — Key Exchange Algorithm
• FOSE — Federal Office Systems Exposition
• NPF — Norton Personal Firewall
• NIDS — Network Intrusion Detection System
• CDP — Continuous Data Protection
• KSU — Key Service Unit
• UART — Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter
• PAM — Pluggable Authentication Modules
• LDIF — LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) Data Interchange Format
• CDSA — Common Data Security Architecture
• BCI — Business Continuity Institute
• PSK — Pre-Shared Key

• MAPS — Mail Abuse Protection System
• ICSA — International Computer Security Association
• CMW — Compartmented Mode Workstation
• COMPASS — COMPuter ASSurance Conference
• DL — Download Link
• CCI — Controlled Cryptographic Item
• SAD — Security Association Database
• WGA — Windows Genuine Advantage
• NKMO — Navy Key Management Officer
• UAC — User Account Control
• XSS — Cross-Site Scripting
• CPLD — Complex Programmable Logic Device
• WPA — Wi-Fi Protected Access
• GPG — GNU Privacy Guard
• CALEA — Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act
• WAF — Web Application Firewall
• QAZ — Quick Access Zone
• CC — Common Core
• OTKSL — One Time Key Subsidy Lock
• CCNA — Cisco Certified Network Administrator
• CAL — Client Access License
• E3 — End-to-End Encryption
• URT — User Registration Tool
• FRAM — Ferroelectric Random-Access Memory
• UUCP — Unix-to-Unix Copy Program
• BCH — Bose, Chaudhuri, Hocquengum
• QXS — Quick Access
• CAG — Citrix Access Gateway
• KSK — Key Signing Key
• ACS — Access Control System出入控制系统
• NSM — Network Security Manager
• CEH — Certified Ethical Hacker
• PPI — Protected Personal Information
• OTX — Object Tool eXtended
• CMS — Cryptographic Message Syntax
• VIO — Virtual Input/Output
• RLE — Run-Length Encoding
• TMAP — Test Management Approach
• RPO — Recovery Point Objective
• EMACS — Editor MACroS
• PUM — Potentially Unwanted Modification
• ISA — Internet Security and Acceleration Server
• QVS — Quick Verification System
• NVT — Network Vulnerability Tool
• CSRF — Cross-Site Request Forgery
• SPMN — Software Program Managers Network
• LSASS — Local Security Authority Subsystem Service
• REMSH — REMote SHell
• COMPUSEC — Computer Security
• NCSA — National Computer Security Association

• ABP — AdBlock Plus
• NAP — Network Access Protection
• WVPN — Wireless Virtual Private Network
• G4S — Group 4 Securicor
• STP — Secret Tweaker Pad
• CPL — Current Privilege Level
• VFM — Virtual File Manager
• FOIP — Fax Over Internet Protocol
• CA — Conditional Access
• QOI — Quality of Information
• USRT — Universal Synchronous Receiver/Transmitter
• TPM — Trusted Platform Module
• PIX — Private Internet Exchange
• UPN — User Principal Name
• HDCP — High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection
• BITNET — Because It is Time NETwork
• RA — Registration Authority
• ASIC — Australian Securities & Investments Commission
• ANDF — Architectural Neutral Distribution Format
• IBE — Identity-Based Encryption
• RSH — Remote Shell
• PSS — Probabilistic Signature Scheme
• ASPI — Advanced SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) Programming Interface
• NGFW — Next Generation Firewall
• HC — High Compression
• PA — Privacy Act
• WSA — Wireless Security Auditor
• AFSS — AuthenTec Fingerprint Security System
• SCAP — Security Content Automation Protocol
• DNT — Do Not Track
• SSPI — Security Support Provider Interface
• ZSK — Zone Signing Key (information technology)
• PKCS — Public Key Cryptography Standard
• CISM — Certified Information Security Manager
• SORBS — Spam and Open Relay Blocking System
• DECSS — Decrypt Content Scrambling System
• APWG — Anti-Phishing Working Group
• CCR — Commitment, Concurrency and Recovery
• BPE — Byte pair encoding
• SSH — Secure Shell Home
• STE — Secure Telephone Equipment
• VHSIC — Very-High-Speed Integrated Circuit
• SRP — Secure Remote Passwords
• SBL — Spamhaus Block List
• USF — Universal Service Fund
• BWF — Barbed Wire Fence
• QOP — Quality Of Protection
• AKMC — Automated Key Management Center
• AKMS — Automated Key Management System
• RC — Run Commands (UNIX)

• XMCL — eXtensible Media Commerce Language (digital rights management cross-product metadata system)
• PUP — Potentially Unwanted Program
• SBC — Sub-Band Coding
• TUCOWS — The Ultimate Collection of Winsock Software
• AGDLP — Account, Global, Domain, Local, Permissions
• DNSSEC — Domain Name System Security Extensions
• MMDS — Multichannel Multipoint Distribution Service
• RBAC — Role-Based Access Control
• ACE — Assured Computing Environment (VMware)
• HBA — Host-Based Authentication
• PKC — Public Key Cryptography
• RFH — Request for Help
• PAVA — Public Address and Voice Alarm System
• PIV — Personal Identity Verification
• SSAA — System Security Authorization Agreement
• UTM — Unified Threat Management
• ODMR — On-Demand Mail Relay
• SPKI — Simple Public Key Infrastructure
• VFS — Virtual File System
• APP — Application Program
• SAPI — Speech Application Programming Interface
• IDP — Intrusion Detection and Prevention
• SRR — Software Requirements Review
• CPRM — Content Protection for Recordable Media
• KL — Key Length
• 3DES — Triple Data Encryption Standard
• CSR — Certificate Signing Request
• TISR — Timer Interrupt Service Routine
• NORA — Non-Obvious Relationship Awareness
• ABS — Anti-Blockier-System
• SSO — Single Sign On
• SPAP — Shiva Password Authentication Protocol
• RUID — Real User Identification
• CBL — Composite Blocking List
• VUL — Vulnerability
• IPO — Input Process Output
• GIG — Global Information Grid
• ASIS — Application Software Installation Server
• VZ — Virtual Zone
• SAR — System Activity Report
• WFG — Wireless Firewall Gateway
• AA — Auto-Answer
• CCMP — Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication Code Protocol
• TIA — Total Information Awareness
• WKEK — Working Key Encryption Key
• FAM — File Alteration Monitor
• FAR — False Alarm Rate
• FA — False Alarm
• VKA — Volatile Keying Assembly
• SF — Signature File

• NSRL — National Software Reference Library
• LWST — Lowest
• PFS — Perfect Forward Secrecy
• XRML — Extensible Rights Markup Language
• NWS — Non-Working Software
• CVV — Card Verification Value
• SDFI — Secure Digital Forensic Imaging
• RBL — Real-Time Block List
• AVG — Anti-Viral Guard
• TOS — Trusted Operating System
• BT — Back Trace
• OEL — Occupational Exposure Limit
• IM — Instant Messenger
• PKA — Public Key Authentication
• ISC2 — International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium, Inc.
• ZIL — Zork Implementation Language
• SAINT — Security Administrator's Integrated Network Tool
• APP — Application-specific functions
• PR — Password Recovery
• MPC — Multimedia Personal Computer
• WNAP — Wireless Network Access Point
• WUS — Windows Update Services
• WPKI — Wireless Public Key Infrastructure
• 3DESEP — Triple Data Encryption Standard Encryption Protocol
• CCIRC — Canadian Cyber Incident Response Centre
• KMPDU — Key Management Protocol Data Unit
• SPI — Security Parameters Index
• PWR — PassWord Recovery
• QAV — Qubux Anti-Virus
• TSZ — Temporary Security Zone
• STD — Security Tools Distribution
• PF — Packet Filter
• TPF — Tiny Personal Firewall
• TDPS — Topio Data Protection Suite
• NSIS — Nullsoft Scriptable Install System
• RPL — Requested Privilege Level
• UUIM — Unified User Identity Management
• 2S2D — Double-Sided Double-Density
• SCED — Security-Constrained Economic Dispatch
• VZE — Virtual Zone Entrance
• PBE — Password Based Encryption
• QCC — Quantum Computation/Cryptography
• WGX — Wireless Gateway Switch
• ECL — Exit Control List
• CAS — Conditional Access System
• ASVS — Application Security Verification Standard
• EQ — Estimation-Quantization (type of coder)
• WUP — Wired Up Privacy
• AU — Authorized User
• SSDD — System/Segment Design Description (MIL-STD-498)

• GPEE — General Purpose Encryption Equipment
• CSO — Computer Security Officer
• MLS — Multi-Level Security
• PIFI — Personally Identifiable Financial Information
• SCP — Security Certified Program
• ASIS — American Society for Industrial Security
• HPA — Host Protected Area
• PTD — Password Tracker Deluxe
• WYX.B — Boot Sector Virus
• SNP — Security News Portal
• KP — Key Pulse
• PCEF — Policy and Charging Enforcement Function
• ISA — Internal Security Act
• CVE — Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures
• RBS — Remote Backup Software
• UPS — Un-interruptable Power Supply
• RDT — Reliable Data Transfer
• CRAM — Challenge-Response Authentication Mechanism
• BIS — Boot Integrity Service
• CLASP — Comprehensive, Lightweight Application Security Process
• ISSO — Information Systems Security Officer
• CMPPA — Computer Matching and Privacy Protection Act of 1988
• IAO — Information Assurance Officer
• SK — Session Key
• SZM — Security Zone Management
• WIX — Wireless Information EXchange
• SLME — Select Manual Entry
• SFP — System File Protection
• CTL — Certificate Trust List
• S — Secure
• ZAM — Zone Announcement Message
• VKF — Variable Key Function
• COW — Computer On Wheels
• AFEKMS — Air Force Electronic Key Management System
• TPVS — Third Party Verification Service
• TEA — Tiny Encryption Algorithm
• OPPA — Online Privacy Protection Act of 2003
• ZAR — Zero Assumption Recovery
• WNAS — Wireless Network Access Services
• DTO — Denial To Operate
• ADHOC — Associated Destructive Hackers Of Columbia
• TEED — Tactical End-to-End Encryption Device
• ANR — Automatic Network Replenishment
• SKU — Security Kernel Unit
• NACL — Named Access Control List
• LGPO — Local Group Policy Object
• PKIX — Public Key Infrastructure for X.509 Certificates
• KS — Key Stage
• FUD — Fully Undetected
• CFC — Call for Comments

• ULS — Update of Legacy Systems
• GPIB — General Purpose Interface Bus
• CACRL — Custodian Authorization Custody Receipt Listing
• DH — Diffie-Hellman
• CSA — Cisco Security Agent
• SACL — System Access Control List
• KVL — Key Variable Loader
• VTL — Virtual Test Laboratory
• WIMP — Windows, Icons, Mouse, and Pointer
• IKEP — Internet Key Encryption Protocol
• ONVIF — Open Network Video Interface Forum
• WSSP — Web Service Security Policy
• VDB — Vulnerability DataBase
• VSS — Video Surveillance System
• KAM — Key Account Management
• LO — Log Out
• SEM — Security Event Management
• URP — User Registration Protocol
• IPES — Improved Proposed Encryption Standard
• CSAC — Cross Signature Assurance Criterion
• APKI — Architecture for Public Key Infrastructure
• PKM — Personal Knowledge Management
• VGA — VGA (Video Graphics Array) Graphics Adapter
• NBSP — National Biometric Security Project
• CFS — Cryptographic File System
• MFA — Multi-Factor Authentication
• SVI — Switched Virtual Interface
• 3DESE — Triple Data Encryption Standard Encryption
• QPRK — Quicken Password Recovery Key
• SZE — Security Zone Entry
• ASA — Adaptive Security Appliance
• WFP — Windows File Protection
• 2VPCP — Two-Version Priority Ceiling Protocol
• RIP — Regulated Interaction Protocol
• PL — Private Line
• ZMS — Zhone Management System
• OGSA-SEC-WG — Open Grid Services Architecture Security Working Group
• VACL — VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) Access Control List
• PGPI — Pretty Good Privacy for the Internet
• AVERT — Anti-Virus Emergency Response Team
• DSC — Digital Security Controls
• IC — Identification Code
• COOP — Continuity of Operations Procedure
• PWP — Password Protected
• PAS — Personal Access System
• WEP — Wireless Encryption Protocol
• RC — Ron's Cipher
• CAAS — Common Authentication and Authorization Service
• AAI — Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure
• UBE — Unsolicited Bulk E-Mail

• UCK — Universal Correlation Key
• CRAP — Challenge Response Authentication Program
• PVV — PIN (Personal Identification Number) Verification Value
• IP — Ingress Protection
• USIM — Universal Subscriber Identity Module
• RSTR — Request Security Token Response
• INE — Improved Network Encryption
• AAIP — Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure Project
• ISM — Information Security Management
• PCP — Priority Ceiling Protocol
• OTAC — One-Time Authorization Code
• NAUP — Network Acceptable Use Policy
• DHK — Diffie Hellman Knowledge
• DACS — Distributed Access Control System
• ACU — Access Control Unit
• PES — Proposed Encryption Standard
• ACFA — Access-Control Framework Access
• AFKMS — Air Force Key Management System
• PBA — Pre-Boot Authentication
• CSP — Computer Security Plan
• WYX.C — Boot Sector Virus
• OTAR — Over-The-Air Rekeying
• DCS — Device Control String
• EEE — End-To-End Encryption
• APP — Application Programming Platform
• RHCSS — Red Hat Certified Security Specialist
• PAS — Privacy Act Statement
• IMSS — InterScan Messaging Security Suite
• IKE — Internet Key Encryption
• WASC — Web Application Security Consortium
• ZC — Zone Controller
• ZI — Zero Incident
• ADPSSO — Automatic Data Processing System Security Officer
• UDACT — Universal Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitter
• CCSP — Cisco Certified Security Professional
• ZB — Zone Boundary
• WBFS — Wii Backup File System
• SSPR — Single Sign-On Password Reset
• K — Key/Black
• AESDE — Advanced Encryption Standard Development Effort
• SSP — Security Support Provider
• CAMEO — Computer-Aided Management of Emergency Operations System
• KMASE — Key Management Application Service Element
• NP — No Password
• ABU — Analog Backup
• AAAA — Authentication, Authorization, Auditing, and Accounting
• SVP — Secure Video Processor
• PKS — Public Key Server
• ZM — Zone Management
• EED — Encryption and Encapsulation Device

• AVZ — AntiVirus by Oleg Zaitsev
• CPC — Cyberarmy Privacy Commission
• PNR — Personal Name Record
• OSE — Open Security Exchange
• PWF — PGP (Pretty-Good Privacy) WinFront
• ASA — Adaptive Security Algorithm
• CD-ROM XA — Compact Disc Read-Only Memory eXtended Architecture
• SADA — Select Agent Distribution Activity
• DES-CBC — Data Encryption Standard-Cipher Block Chaining
• RAT — Remote Access Trojans (CERTs - Hacker Programs)
• GPE — Group Policy Editor
• SLED — Specification Language for Encoding and Decoding
• WHID — Web Hacking Incident Database
• UIM — User Identity Module
• CISP — Cardholder Information Security Program
• NSTISSAM — National Security Telecommunications and Information Systems Security Advisory Memorandum
• ZRP — Zone Routing Protocol
• MKMP — Modular Key Management Protocol
• AAA — Authentication, Authorization, and Accountability
• ASIO — Australian Security Intelligence Organization
• VK — Virtual Keyboard
• SAFER — Secure and Fast Encryption Routine
• LVQ — Learning Vector Quantization
• ACRU — Active Confirmed Registered User
• TVA — Time Variance Authority
• ZBS — Zone Boundary Switching
• ACES — Army Communication Encryption System
• ZIF — Zero Incident Frequency
• OPSEC — Open Platform for Secure Enterprise Connectivity
• CSIS — Canadian Security Intelligence Service
• JPG — Joint Photographic Experts Group picture file
• WDRT — Whole Disk Recovery Token
• ZC — Zone Checker
• AAPR — Advanced ARJ (Archived by Robert Jung) Password Recovery
• ZLE — Zone Limit Exceeded
• CT — Cipher Text
• MEK — Message Encryption Key
• DMCA — Digital Millenium Copyright Act
• WES — Wireless Encryption Standard
• KMSS — Key Management Software Support
• ODI — Open Datalink Interface
• PK — Public Key
• ENISA — European Network and Information Security Agency
• CS — Case Sensitive
• TNE — Trusted Network Environment
• HDC — Handle for Device Context
• SECSH — SECure SHell
• KMC — Key Management Center
• AIP — Application Integrity Policy
• WSSE — Web Services Security Environment

• SPIN — Secure Personal Identification Number
• RSAES-OAEP — Rivest-Shamir-Adleman Encryption Scheme - Optimal Asymmetric Encryption Padding
• WKT — Well-Known Text
• TEKD — Transmission Encryption Key Device
• CHA — Concentric Hemispherical Analyzer
• ADPSO — Automatic Data Processing Security Officer
• OSG — Operational Security Guidelines
• ADT — Ant Detection Technology
• AFD — Auto Format Decode
• KAMS — Key Account Management System
• UC — Unacceptable Content
• NCER — Non-Compliance Escalation Report
• EA — Extended Attribute
• TST — Transitional Stored Ticket
• CLSID — Computer Licence Security ID
• TPA — Third Party Access
• ISSA — Information Security for South Africa
• KM — Key Management
• CRACK — Challenge Response for Authenticated Cryptographic Keys
• DSS — Data Security Standard
• PCIS — Partnership for Critical Infrastructure Security
• CIRC — Computer Incident Response Capability
• TDES — Tactical Data Encryption System
• ZL — Zone Limit
• ZCA — Zone Control Alarm
• MSFT — Most Secure Firewall Tester
• EM64T — Extended Memory 64-bit Technology
• FBE — Function-Based Encryption
• ACS — Accredited Certification Scheme
• EDESPL — Endorsed Data Encryption Standard Products List
• TS-CAL — Terminal Services - Client Access License
• PED — Programmable Encryption Device
• CVTP — Certified Vaulting Technology Professional
• KAMP — Key Account Management Protocol
• VIR — Virus
• RWPCP — Read/Write Priority Ceiling Protocol
• IPC — Internet Privacy Coalition
• ECES — Elliptic Curve Encryption Scheme
• ADSS — Access Decision Support Services
• TGB — TheGreenBow Personal Firewall
• ECA — External Certificate Authority
• WIDJ.1093 — Life is Beautiful virus hoax
• HTL — Hack Tracking Log
• CVV — Creditcard Verification Value
• CPA — Chosen-Plaintext Attack
• EKM — Electronic Key Management
• SK — Stop Keying
• ZA — Zone Alarm
• PHH — Project Honeypots and Honeynets
• KMF — Key Management Facility

• KDM — Key Dependent Message
• EES — Escrow(ed) Encryption Standard
• AKM — Automated Key Management
• ESS — Emergency Shutdown System
• DCP — Defense Continuity Program
• LUA — Least-privileged User Account
• CASS — Certification and Accreditation Support System
• NPCP — New Priority Ceiling Protocol
• ZA — Zone Announcement
• SHTTP — Secure Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
• WMVG — WalruS Macro Virus Generator
• PG — Privacy Guard
• VV&A — Verification, Validation, and Authentication
• RDES — Randomized Data Encryption Standard
• NOSC — Network Operations Security Center
• FEK — File Encryption Key
• SKMM — Standard Key Management Module
• SISO — Soft-Input Soft-Output
• SPEWS — Spam Prevention and Early Warning System
• SPU — Secure Processing Unit
• KMD — Key Management Device
• ACCE — Advanced Configurable Crypto Environment
• MAAWG — Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group
• ADT — Advanced Development Tool
• HSS — Hierarchical Secure System
• IKP — Internet-Keyed Payment
• DP — Data Privacy
• NYB — New York Boot virus
• EDAC — Evidence-Based Design Accreditation and Certification
• SORB — Secure Object Request Broker
• HAK — Hacker Assault Kit
• DSMP — Data and Safety Monitoring Plans
• SSOP — Standard Security Operational Procedures
• IKMP — Internet Key Management Protocol
• IPSEC — Internet Protocol SECurity protocol
• LCEAD — Low-Cost Encryption and Authentication Device
• FARP — False Alarm Reduction Program
• TKI — Temporal Key Integrity
• DCP — Data Compression Protocol
• CAS — Central Authentication Service
• IAPC — International Audit Protocol Consortium
• PKE — Public Key Encryption
• PKS — Public Key System
• BCCM — Business Continuity Consultancy and Management
• ZCM — Zone Convexity Message
• MKB — Media Key Block
• XES — XML Encryption Standard
• DESCBC — Data Encryption Standard/Cipher Block Chaining
• PK — Primary Key
• NADS — Network Anomaly Detection System

• SCMS — Secure Console Management Switch
• UAR — User Access Rights
• ZC — Zone Convexity
• AERN — Advanced EAS (Emergency Alert System) Relay Network
• STAT — Security Test and Analysis Tool
• ACFTT — Advanced Computer Forensic Techniques Training
• DLM — Dynamic Link Module
• CAAR — Computer Assisted Accreditation Reporting
• OOBA — Out-Of-Band Authentication
• LOC — Low Overhead Cipher
• VCL — Virus Creation Laboratory
• VDL — Virus Description Language
• ACFT — Advanced Computer Forensic Techniques
• ZKP — Zero-Knowledge with Public keys
• VSAM — Video Surveillance and Monitoring
• YAPS — Yet Another Port Scanner
• APAS — Automated Prior Authorization System
• EAP — Electronic Authentication Partnership
• COOP — Continuity of Operations Program
• ASKMM — Advanced Standard Key Management Module
• COOP — Continuity of Operations Project
• EPD — Equipment Protective Device
• STRIP — Secure Tool for Recalling Important Passwords
• PCRF — Policy and Charging Rules Function
• IA — Instant Access
• KP — Key Pair
• KMID — Key Management Identification
• KCN — Key Conversion Notice
• SID — Security in Depth
• MEL — MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) Encoding Library
• JITA — Just In Time Authentication
• HTS — Hack This Site
• SPL — Security Protocol Language
• COOP — Continuity of Operations Policy
• UIC — User Identification Code
• FCFB — Fire Classified Floor Box
• ACS — Authenticated Content Signing
• TPL — Trusted Products List
• FEMA — Federal Emergency Mangement Agency
• LSM — Linux Security Module
• CVP — Content Vector Protocol
• ASAC — Application Security Attack Components
• HIPS — Host Intrusion Prevention System
• CRS — Certificate Retrieval System
• NLE — Network-Layer Encryption
• ADMS — Advanced Distributed Monitoring System
• PCI SSC — Payment Card Industry Security Standard Council
• WHOG-878 — Computer Virus (Windows 95/98)
• CCRA — Common Criteria Recognition Arrangement
• TGW — Trusted GateWay

• JKM — Joint Key Management
• CCTL — Common Criteria Testing Laboratory
• ACT — Access Coordination Team
• UES — User Electronic Signature
• ZCR — Zone Checkers Room
• UUT — Universal User Tracking
• SPEE — Special Purpose Encryption Equipment
• DITSCAP — Defense Information Technology Security Certification and Accreditation Program
• HOST — Hotel Operating Statistics
• MIPS — Million Instructions Per Second
• MESH — Multimedia Embedded Security Hub
• ICT — Instant Center Tracking
• CID — Card Identification Digit
• ARO — Annualized Rate of Occurrence
• SECTY — Security
• WSPEC — Workshop on Security and Privacy in E-Commerce
• TDG — Three Days Grace
• HIDS — Host Intrusion Detection System
• WKB — Well-Known Binary
• ACF — Access Control File
• IDPS — Intrusion Detection and Prevention Service
• IASE — Information Assurance Support Environment
• EBSI — Enhanced Backup Solutions Initiative
• DST — Digital Signature Transponder
• REQ — Requirement
• SMC — SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) Media Changer
• ST — Screening Tool
• EDES — Electronic Document Encryption System
• I — Insecure
• PME — Protection Mitigation and Enhancement
• SSPM — Self-Service Password Management
• DLT — Direct Linear Transformation
• CALS — Consolidated Accreditation and Licensure Survey
• SSO — Single Sign on Oracle
• NISO — National Information Standards Organization
• DLP — Data Loss Prevention
• SANE — Secure Active Network Environment
• HEPKI — Higher Education Public Key Infrastructure
• CK — Crypto Key
• AVPE — Anti-Virus Policy Enforcement
• GACL — Generic Access Control List
• TPKE — Threshold Public-Key Encryption
• XI — Xtreme Integrity
• K — Key Generator
• CMC — Certificate Management protocol using CMS
• XKM — XML Key Management
• NKM — Navy Key Management
• ACIT — Advanced Countermeasures for Insider Threats
• CAPI — Cryptography Application Programming Interface
• CPSA — Content Protection System Architecture

• ISAM — Information Security Awareness Month
• KPCM — Key Privilege and Certificate Management
• AUP — Acceptible Use Policy
• TDS — Trojan Defense Suite
• BEK — Bulk Encryption Key
• SKMP — Standard Key Management Protocol
• IWA — Integrated Windows Authentication
• ICSF — Institute for Computer Security and Forensics
• SSP — Single Sign-on Password
• TEK — Transmission Encryption Key
• MBAM — Malware Bytes Anti-Malware
• DES/CBC — Data Encryption Standard/Cipher Block Chaining
• SMX — Server Macro Expansion
• SSO — Single Sign on Option
• AIV — Artificially Intelligent Virus
• PTD — Personal Trusted Device
• SECT — Secure Electronic Compliance Technologies
• UTMS — Unified Threat Management System
• UOWHF — Universal One-Way Hash Function
• HAC — Hierarchical Access Control
• KKDC — Kerberos Key Distribution Center
• VHM — Virtual Hacking Machine
• RKP — Relative Key Position
• STCA — Security Technologies for Collaborative Architectures
• KMSA — Key Management System Agent
• ID — Intrusion Detection
• TBV — Transaction-Based Verification
• WAKE — Word Auto Key Encryption
• AHS — Advanced Habbo Security
• MOSS — MIME (Multi-purpose Internet Mail Extensions) Object Security Services
• IAAC — Information Assurance Advisory Council
• VDH — Very Distant Host
• EKMC — Electronic Key Management Center
• AVG — Anti-Virus Group
• JKMS — Joint Key Management System
• SNAP — Secure Network Access Platform
• RUIM — Removable User Identity Module
• VSAT — Vulnerability Self Assessment Tool
• APAP — Army Privacy Act Program
• SK — Secret Key
• RPSS — Routing Policy System Security
• ECMEA — Enhanced Cellular Message Encryption Algorithm
• SBQ — Secure Business Quarterly
• SMKS — Single Master Key Scheme
• URV — Universal Remote Viewing
• SCIP — Security, Confidentiality, Integrity, and Privacy
• ILS — Internet Locator Server
• UMD — Universal Media Disk
• ABS — Active Battery Security
• KIP — Key management for Internet Protocols

• BPI — Baseline Privacy Interface
• ANTS — A New Trojan Scanner
• QPR — Quicken Password Recovery
• SAML — Security Assertions Markup Language
• WO — Web Object
• SKA — Secret Key Algorithm
• SPKM — Simple Public Key Mechanism
• RKSS — Random Key Spaces Scheme
• XKMS — XML Key Management Specification
• APF — Advance Policy Firewall
• HARS — Homomorphic Authenticable Ring Signature
• WTD — Who to Delete
• CSDII — Cross-Sector Digital Identity Initiative
• CAU — Control Access Unit
• WWUI — World-Wide Unique Identifier
• NEU — Network Encryption Unit
• MOLE — Multichannel Occurrent Logger Evaluator
• NRP — Nominal Rate of Protection
• MCRC — Malicious Code Research Center
• AESD — Advanced Encryption Standard Development
• PAR — Privacy Act Release
• CSP — Certificate Service Provider
• LWS — Light-Weight System
• ADFT — Advanced Digital Forensic Techniques
• AITS — Advanced Interface for Tactical Security
• IDEAS — Internet Design Engineering And Security
• HAL — Hackers At Large
• VAM — Vulnerability Assessment and Management
• MACI — Multiple-Access Cryptographic Interface
• CACI — Controlling Access to Computer Information
• UIN — User Identification Number
• SCIP — Security Cooperation Information Portal
• RPCA — Responsable du Plan de Continuité d'Activité
• JIAS — Journal of Information Assurance and Security
• SDMI — Secure Digital Music Initiative
• LIU — Logged In User
• SMIME — Secure multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
• GINA — Graphical Interface For Neural Applications
• IKE — Implicit Key Expiration
• FIC — Fidelis Interoperable Credential
• HEAD — Hand-held Encryption Authentication Device
• IDSC — Intrusion Detection Systems Consortium
• TSS — Transaction Security System
• AVS — Access Verification Service
• MTIPS — Managed Trusted Internet Protocol Service
• ULS — User Level Security
• URS — United Recovery Services, Inc.
• RPA — Remote Patron Authentication
• KMUA — Key Management User Agent
• BBWC — Battery-Backed Write Cache

• ASAP — Application System Authorization Process
• SKIP — Simple Key Management for Internet Protocols
• WYOP — Write Your Own Program
• NCF — Neutral Code Format
• PASR — Preparatory Action and Security Research
• EKMP — Electronic Key Management Protocol
• PVG — Protection of Vulnerable Groups
• K — Key
• DRAR — Data Recovery And Repair
• WYX.A — Boot Sector Virus
• MDC — Message Digest Cipher
• SPDS — Sealed Parcel Delivery System
• UPUK — Universal Personal Unblocking Key
• CSS — Client Security Software
• QQT — Quick Qard Technology (France)
• VTN — VeriSign Trust Network
• KVM — Key Variable Management
• IPKI — Internet X.509 Public Key Infrastructure
• AISECPOL — Assimilation of Integral SECurity POLicies
• UCU — Universal Control Unit
• JKMP — Joint Key Management Plan
• RLC — Rebound Lockout and Compression
• VTN — Virtual Trust Network
• PPKC — Probabilistic Public Key Cryptosystem
• DKG — Decryption Key Generator
• KV — Key Variable
• ECC — Electronic Check Conversion
• JCA — Java Cryptography Architecture
• TSOL — Trusted SOLaris operating system
• BKE — Bilateral Key Exchange
• CC — Command Code
• WBVS — Web Based Verification System
• AVC — Access Vector Cache
• HIP — Hacking In Progress
• NKMS — Navy Key Management System
• TKG — Terminal Key Generator
• FUV — Fordham University Virus
• DMTC — Disaster Management Training Course
• UDO — Ultra Density Optical storage
• PAPI — Public And Private Information
• IBTT — Identity-Based Traitor Tracing
• ADPSP — Automatic Data Processing Security Plan
• MACS — Monitor And Control System
• CMEA — Cellular Message Encryption Algorithm
• GIAC — General Inquiry Access Code
• DSCA — Dynamic Security Control Architecture
• WOSA — Workshop on Software Assessment
• APP — Application Transport Parameter
• EPE — Enhanced Privacy and Encryption
• DC — Double Check (valve used to protect water supplies)

• ASPECT — Automated Security Protocol Examination and Checking Tool
• SARA — Symantec Antivirus Research Automation
• CNS — Computer and Network Security
• ECCO — Emergency Computer Crisis Organization
• FPOC — Fortezza PKI Operations Center
• COPS — Computer Oracle and Password System
• NINA — Non-Intrusive Network Assessment
• JKMIWG — Joint Key Management Infrastructure Working Group
• ECL — Encoder Control List
• ROT13 — ROTate 13 encoding
• SSPE — Simple Security Policy Editor
• CSAD — Computer Security Awareness Day
• SAINT — Security Alliance for Internet and New Technologies
• SNF — Single Network Firewall
• SET — Secure Encryption Technology
• IAP — Information Assurance Program
• KVMPR — Key Variable Management Procedures
• VVZ — Virus Varicela-Zoster
• CSAC — Computer Security Advisory Committee
• DCMS — Distributed Certificate Management System
• ONC — OpenNet Controller
• CSCI — Computer Systems Center Incorporated
• DLF — Definable Logging Format
• FAAP — False Alarm Analysis Program
• SLAM — Site Logging and Monitoring
• RKE — Remote Keyless Entry
• NVH — Network- Vs. Host-based intrusion detection
• SMK — System Multipurpose Key
• EKG — Encryption Key Generator
• M/S — Master/Session
• ILE — In-Line network Encryption
• CRS — Carrier Router System
• APARS — Auto Permissioning, Authorization, and Reporting System
• FEBA — Firewalls, Encryption, Backups, and Access
• WSH — Windows Scripting Host
• TCBA — Thread Can Be Archived
• CKDS — Cryptographic Key Data Set
• PADS — Protected Archives Distribution System
• OATH — Open AuTHentication
• NEK — Network Encryption Key
• SKS — Synchronizing Key Server
• WQK — Variant of the W32/ElKern firus
• VTM — Viral Traffic Machine
• KES — Keyless Entry System
• HIP — Host Interface Program
• DDRM — Dynamic Digital Right Management
• MIME — Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
• MNF — Multi-Network Firewall
• EDESP — Endorsed Data Encryption Standard Product
• COAST — Computer Operations Audit and Security Tools

• MSSE — Microsoft Security Essentials
• RRD — Resonant Reed Decoder
• DPSWG — Digital Privacy and Security Working Group
• RID — Remote Intrusion Detector
• ISDP — Information Sharing Data Protection
• EDS — Emergency Disaster Services
• PKA — Public Key Algorithm
• AAL — Access Activity Log
• WPK — Wireless Public Key
• ADG — Advanced Data Guardian
• MOST — Michigan Online Security Training
• HATS — High Assurance Transformation System
• OPA — Online Privacy Alliance
• SPDR — Secure Protected Development Repository
• LSO — Local Shared Objects
• JCSR — Japan Computer Security Research
• VHM — Virus Help Munich
• NSSA — National Security Space Architecture
• WSRP — Web Services for Remote Portlets
• TEI — Text Encoding Initiative
• MASKMM — Modified Advanced Standard Key Management Module
• RPSS — Reverse Proxy Security Servers
• RS — Reed Solomon
• KSSA — Kurt Seifried Security Advisory
• MCG — Meta Certificate Group
• ITH — Item That's Hacked
• EPIC — Electronic Privacy Information Center
• NAS — Network Authentication Service
• MAA — Message Authentication Algorithm
• NU — New User
• OASIS — Orbis Advanced Security Intruder System
• ISBG — International Security Buyers Guide
• VCK — Visual Cryptography Kit
• CP — Code Page
• SPOE — System Point Of Entry
• DPNSS — Digital Private Network Signalling System
• MLES — Multiple Line Encryption System
• TYM — Taking Your Machine
• MPD — Microsoft Project Database
• TC — Thin Client
• CCLE — CheckPoint Certified Licensing Expert
• GETS — Government Emergency Telecommunications Service
• ZRG — Zhone Residential Gateway
• NOSSA — Naval Ordnance Safety & Security Activity
• CAT — Crisis Action Team
• SARC — Symantec Antivirus Research Center
• DBM — DataBase Maintenance
• FHC — Fairhaven Hacking Clan
• ISBS — Information Security Breaches Survey
• XBL — Exploits Block List

• STO — Security Through Obscurity
• OSD — Open Source Definition
• UGO — User, Group, and Other
• CAS — CPE (Customer Premise Equipment) Alert Signal
• SE — Security-Enhanced
• ESD — Electronic Secure Delivery
• RPC — Region Protection Control
• VTC — Virus Test Center
• NST — Network Security Toolkit
• KVMS — Key Variable Management System
• ISATP — Information Security Awareness Training Program
• SEP — Secure Execute Processor
• APP — Application Portability Profile
• RIMS — Remote Intelligent Monitoring System
• VT — Virus Tools
• URA — User Role Assignment
• APG — Automated Password Generator
• DCHT — Development Capricorns Hack Team
• INSS — Internal Network Security Sweep
• UACT — User Account Control Team
• AA — Awaiting Activation
• IASE — Internet Application Security Environment
• UVS — Universal Verification System
• SVK — Signature Verifiable Key
• VK — Virtual Key
• FBI — Fingerprint Biometric Identity
• SXV — Self-eXpanding Virus
• ECDL — Elliptic Curve Discrete Logarithm
• OBB — Orange Book Blog
• SE — Security Environment
• IACR — International Association for Cryptologic Research
• SOAP — Secure Overlay Access Point
• EKOR — Trojan Backdoor.Sdbot.AQ computer virus
• VBFR — Virtual Buffer
• WAV — Windows Anti-Virus
• SDSI — Simple Distributed Security Infrastructure
• QHJ — QL Hackers Journal
• APT — Anti-Piracy Technology
• MMH — Multilinear Modular Hashing
• SK — Surrogate Key
• BUDR — Back-Up and Disaster Recovery
• WICF — Windows Internet Connection Firewall
• WSS — Web Service Security
• VEIL — Variable Encryption and Intelligence Labeling
• DPA — Data Privacy Algorithm
• TE — Transmission Encryption
• KMU — Key Management User
• TSSA — Trusted System Software Architecture
• UBD — Uber0n Back Door
• PCS — Permanent Control Security

• IPEM — Internet Privacy Enhanced Mail
• IFS — Internet Fraud Screen
• HUGS — Harness Ultra Guard System
• SAL — Secure Auditing for Linux
• APP — Applications Programme Department
• CMA — Control and Monitoring Agent
• VCP — Vulnerability Contributor Program
• TWS — TrustWorthy Software
• WUF — Words Used Frequently
• GABCS — Government Advisory Board for CyberSecurity
• DWH — Deep and Wide Hash
• GSP — Guardian Service Processor
• MEA — Message Encryption Algorithm
• RMF — Reputation Management Framework
• NICI — Novell International Cryptographic Infrastructure
• UCA — Unauthorized Computer Access
• RIC — Recognizable Interchangeable Combinations
• JKMI — Joint Key Management Infrastructure
• AFS — American Filing System
• ARC — Authenticated Request Code
• RPG — Random Password Generator
• WTS — Web Transaction Security
• AUS — Anonymous Undeniable Signature
• VAM — Virtual Authorization Module
• VSF — McAfee VirusScan 6.0 - Full Version
• RAN — Registration Access Number
• LOSC — Letter Of Security Cognizance
• DCC — Distributed Checksum Clearinghouse
• ACMP — Access Control Management Program
• QST — Quality Security Training
• CVI — Cyber Viral Implant
• SI — Secure Internet
• KGU — Crypto Generator Unit
• ELS — Equidistant Letter Sequence
• SPEAR — Security Protocol Engineering and Analysis Resource
• SNLT — Speed Negotiation Lock Time
• MACID — Medium Access Control IDentifier
• JCE — Java Cryptography Extensions
• AU — Authenticated User
• SLR — Steam Lock Release
• PASS — Predicate Alteration Security System
• CSM — Cryptographic Services Module
• ISP — Internet Security Protocol
• NIV — No Information Verified
• ESD — Event Summary Data
• ODBE — Original Dynamic Broadcast Encryption
• QKG — Quantum Key Generation
• DMV — Document Macro Virus
• ET — Extended Technology
• HT — Hash table

• JMP1 — Password Over-ride JuMPer number one
• KEA — Known Exponent Attack
• VEST — Virtual Environment for Secure Transactions
• DNSBL — Domain Name Server Block List
• SUS — System Update Service
• OFC — Optical Fiber Communications
• TPV — Third Party Verifications
• DOWS — Duck Operated Warning System
• XSRF — Cross-Site Request Forgery
• TSM — Trusted Service Management
• DBDP — Disk Based Data Protection
• SKS — Smart Key System
• THC — Totally Homogonous Cryptography
• VKE — VHF (Very-High Frequency) Keyless Entry
• LSS — Location Signature Sensor
• WH — WallHack
• SAM — Symantic Anti-virus for Macintosh
• QAL — Query Answered Log
• USNM — User Name
• CDID — Cross Divisional Identification
• DSL — Days Since Login
• UI — Unauthorized Information
• SECAAS — Security as a Service
• LB — Lock Bit
• KCT — Key Conversion Time
• LCED — Low-Cost Encryption Device
• NIM — Not-Inside Message
• UVK — Ultimate Virus Killer
• TW — Tequila Worm
• BISF — Business Information Security Firewall
• IETF — Intensional Existential Textuality Fanatics
• QCM — Query Certificate Manager
• SME — Short Message Encryption
• PBC — Potential Backup Cost
• UVT — McAfee VirusScan for Unix
• TVD — Total Virus Defence
• AVC — AntiVirus Comparatives
• PAL — Personal Access List
• SO — Sign Out
• PWK — PassWord Key
• TPM — Technical Protection Measure
• RLN — Release Lock Number
• SCV — Secure Client Verification
• NLA — Network Log Analyzer
• ES — Encryption Scheme
• MIDAS — Monitoring Intrusion Detection and Administration Server
• DPU — Data Protection Unit
• RWS — Roger Wilco Server
• NMU — Non-Maintainer Uploads
• SEP — Single Entry Point

• APKS — All Pairwise Key Scheme
• KMIP — Key Management Interoperability Protocol
• RPG — Real Private Group
• HIPA — Health Information Privacy Act of 1999
• NID — Network Intrusion Detection
• SPAM — Scanning Probe Array Memory
• DL — Download Last
• SB — System Border
• IA — Impersonation Attack
• PWL — Password List (Windows System File Extension .pwl)
• VBH — Vinyl Badge Holder
• ZRM — Zone Releasing Module
• SPEED — Secure Package for Encrypting Electronic Data
• IKG — Internet Key Generator
• RKS — Random Keys Scheme
• GRI — Guarding Rights Indefinite
• SRN — Security Reference Number
• HIP — Health Information Privacy
• OSN — Operator Security Number
• SMEK — Short Message Encryption Key
• UCF — Unregistration ConFirmation
• IDMS — Intrusion Detection Mitigation System
• XAV — XMAIL Anti-Virus
• SA — Security Advisory
• SIATA — Security Infrastructure for Agent-based Telecommunication Applications
• NMH — Non-linear Modular Hashing
• IJB — Internet JunkBuster
• CISPA — Cyber-Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act
• KIF — Key Interchange Format
• CPW — Check Password
• SZE — Shared Zone Entry
• WSS — Weapon System Specification
• CDSSO — Cross-Domain Single Sign-On
• RPA — Remote Password Authentication
• ED — Encryption Device
• IOC — Infrastructure Operating Center
• S-BOX — Substitution-box
• CSVN — Consistent SubVersioN
• IKES — Internet Key Encryption System
• FPKI — Federal Public Key Infrastructure
• RPKS — Random Pairwise Keys Scheme
• ACID — Anti-Copying In Design
• MBAE — MalwareBytes Anti-Exploit
• KHG — Kernel Hackers' Guide
• NSIF — National Security Industry Forum
• GWV — Gnutella Worm Victim
• ME — Message Encryption
• IKM — Internet Key Management
• IPWG — Interactive Privacy Working Group
• USM — User Session Management

• MD — Mini-Disk
• OIAP — Object-Independent Authorization Protocol
• KC — Key Conversion
• SED — Secure Encryption Device
• EPI — Electronic Privacy Information
• WETM — Waterman Error Trending Model
• MASK — Modified Advanced Standard Key
• NTMG — Network Threat Management Gateway
• MLS — Multiple Licensing Service
• INES — Improved Network Encryption Systems
• SARA — Self Assessment Risk Analysis
• VZK — Validate Zillion Key
• SET — Softcopy Exploitation Tools
• WSC — Weldex Security Camera
• FPK — Fast Public Key
• ECS — Encryption Control System
• SD — Secure Data
• PKP — Public Key Partners (A vendor)
• CHFT — Computer Hacking Forensic Training
• ARIA — Acceptable Risk, Incorrect Acceptance
• FSAV — F-Secure Anti-virus
• FED — File Encrypted Data
• BOS — Best of Security
• IF — Information Foraging
• PARI — Primary Access Rights Identifier
• SAFE — Secure and Fast Encryption
• QXR — Quick Access Recording
• FEP — Forefront Endpoint Protection
• U — Unlocked
• KD — Key Define
• ISSA — Information Systems Security Association
• XCB — eXtended CodeBook
• SKM — Standard Key Management
• LOH — List Of Hashes
• HLBR — Hogwash Light BRidge security software
• UAS — User Accounts Security
• UA — Unlimited Access
• APP — Application Peering Protocol
• EC — Encryption Control
• ICS — Inexpensive Cloaking Script
• MYK — Manage Your Keys
• FW — Fire Wall
• KF — Keyed File
• WYX.C1 — Boot Sector Virus
• CK — Clear Key
• SAC — Slovak Antivirus Center
• LEDS — Lightweight Easy Debugging Service
• SC — Single Check
• H — Hoax
• ISO — Initial Sign-On

• IACE — Information Assurance Courseware Evaluation
• RO — Ring Out
• EUSM — External User Security Model
• TOR — Trusted Operating Root
• EL — Encryption Licensing
• CSVC — Computer System Validation Compliance
• MASKM — Modified Advanced Standard Key Management
• SASKMM — Sierra-based Advanced Standard Key Management Processor
• ITC — Information Trust Corporation
• DVP — Dynamic Virus Protection
• CASS — Computer Automated Security System
• MSV — Magnetic Strip Verification
• SKT — Sectioned Key Tree
• ISTS — Institute for Security Technology and Society
• CTVS — Cap Token Verification Service
• CRV — Connectivity, Reliability, and Value
• IT — Information Trickery
• VFE — Version with Full Encryption
• SDC — Security Data Corporation
• TVC — Trivial Vernam Cipher
• ILRT — Industry Loss Reduction Team
• CIP — Complete Internet Protection
• UV — User Visible
• KVMP — Key Variable Management Plan
• RA — Registry Agent
• DJ — Dumpster Jockey
• BEF — Browser Exploitation Framework
• TDAR — Temporary Desktop Administration Rights
• SAS — Scalable Available and Secure
• EBS — Enterprise Backup Solution
• PST — Pipeline Security Technology
• SPC — Software Protection Code
• ZS — Zone System
• PE — Privacy-Enhanced
• SIC — System Integrity Check
• URA — Ultimate Revenge Attack
• CMS — Classic Mole Style
• EBB — Encoder Breakout Board
• DHS — Deceptive Header Screening
• UMS — User Management System
• EC — Embedded Communication
• RA — Review Access
• CS — Coding Scheme
• HIP — Host Intrusion Prevention
• FCC — Full Cycle Checking
• NI — Not-Inside
• DOG — Disaster Operations Group
• ISIS — Isis Stands For Integrated Security
• IIS — Insecure Infiltration System
• ASA — After Security Advisory

• UDID — Universal Design IDentity
• PENS — Portcullis Enterprise Network Security
• JCSV — JCV/SV40 hybrid Virus
• SSO — Single Sign One
• GLESEC — GLobal Electronic-SECurity
• OW — Ominous Worms
• CCC — Card Capabilities Container
• VD — Virus Definition
• WLES — WebLogic Enterprise Security
• APP — Application Marker
• NVA — Network Vulnerability Assessment
• SAARS — Small Authentication And Recording System
• WISL — Wireless Security Laboratory
• SFK — Security Framework Kit
• SRS — Single Ring Security
• MKM — Modular Key Management
• UE — Unlikely Event
• OSP — Operator Security Password
• IPP — Identity Preservation Program
• PAS — Protected Area System
• SPK — Simple Public Key
• TSI — Telecommunication Security Information
• SPD — Security Policy Distribution
• S — Shredder
• DCS — Disaster Control Squad
• MI — Message Invader
• GLT — Ghetto LAN (Local Area Network) Thugs
• KC — Key Code
• ISAR — Internet Security Assessment of Risks
• CRHF — Collision-Resistant Hash Function
• NUT — N-Universal Transformation
• KD — Key Data
• ODM — Originally Detectable and Masked
• GPK — Gerombolan Pengacau Keamanan (hackers)
• WUWA — Wake Up, We're Affected
• PTIN — Postini Threat Identification Network
• CUSIP — Committee of Uniform Security Identification Procedures
• MISK — McGruff Internet Safety Kit
• KG — Key Generation
• SAGE — Security Algorithms Group of Experts
• MGE — Multi Gauntlet Emulator
• QKD — Quantum Key Distribution
• MK — Modular Key
• KVMP — Key Variable Management Protocol
• UFO — Un-Filtered Offering
• VBA — Virtual Base for Access
• MLR — Master Lock Resettable
• VKM — Vodak Kernel Model
• LUP — Least User Privilege
• PSP — Perfect Security Property

• RES — Revised Encoding Scheme
• TPE — Trusted Path Execution
• TFA — Two-Factor Authentication
• APP — Application Program Package
• SIN — Secure Identification Number
• EMS — Electronic Media Sanitization
• RC — Rivest Cipher
• TTH — Tiger Tree Hashing
• LWS — Link WorkStation
• WG — Worm Guard
• WSSPF — Web Service Security Policy File
• ASDA — Application Security Design Assessment
• DPA — Dynamic PolyAlphabetic
• NT — Not Trusted
• STAT — Secure Timed Audit Trail
• AVP — Anti-Virus Protection
• SARDS — Spam Analysis Reporting and Destruction System
• QBP — QuickBooks Password
• TP — Tamper Proof
• VMPE — Virtual Multi-Pass Encoding
• PBM — Passwords by Mask
• SSA — Super Spammers Anonymous
• ONE — Optimized Network Encryption
• VPA — Voice Privacy Adaptor
• SBS — Safe Bolt System
• CAA — Collusion Attack Algorithm
• SBK — Self-configured scheme for Boot-strapping Keys
• CM — Codebook Mapping
• SCM — Secure Console Management
• IA — Identification Authentication
• PAPB — Payment Application Best Practices
• CM — Cryptological Mathematics
• DT — Deletion Tracking
• MPL — Minumum Pattern Length
• NAM — Numbered Access Module
• VATS — Versatile And Tough System
• SR — Security and Replication
• KISS — Keep Internet Security Simple
• PBM — Partition Boot Manager
• TT — Time-Tagged
• CCA — Chosen Ciphertext Attack
• MSSK — McGruff Safer Senior Kit
• ME — Malicious Environment
• UAC — Unified Administration Center
• LVE — Lightweight Virtual Environment
• PTC — Polymorphic Tracking Code
• VR — Virus Removal
• PD — Parallel Decode
• DSK — Down-Stream Key
• UG — Up Gateway

• ISBK — Improved Self-configured scheme for Boot-strapping Keys
• EIA — Entry Identification and Access
• PEF — Password Encrypted Format
• FT — Fully Trusted
• UU — User Unknown
• SPG — Sequence Password Generator
• KS — Key Sign
• MCFA — Mirox Cyber Force Academy
• CCP — Cryptography Centralized Policy
• TAS — Token Access Support
• PARS — Privacy Act Release Statement
• IDS — Interface Domain Signature
• CME — Cellular Message Encryption
• ESA — Excessive Selective Access
• MP — Message Protector
• NCSAM — National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
• BSP — Best Security Practices
• UTE — Unlimited Time to Enter
• VPI — Very Poor Integrity
• UVS — Underground Vaults & Storage, Inc.
• UCAR — User Control Access Right
• TPA — Third Party Auditor
• RTAL — Real-Time Audit Log
• NSTIC — National Strategy on Trusted Identities in Cyberspace
• RDE — Randomized Data Encryption
• TRU — Trusted Reliable User
• NV — New Variant
• IRIS — Incident Resolution Information System
• NC — No Check
• CL — Counter Lock
• DSK — Directory Style Key
• WBFB — Whole Body Film Badges
• TC — Transform Coding
• CP — Copy Protected
• MSA — Multifunction Security Appliance
• SOSA — Spin Off Sub-Account
• OMP — Online Media Protection
• SS — System Security
• STR — Suspicious Transaction Reporting
• ICM — Integrated Cybercrime Management
• ICS — Ideal Costa Scheme
• WE — Wireless Encryption
• PI — Personal Information
• NSPK — Needham-Schroeder Public-Key
• SNAP — System Network Advanced Protection
• FYI — Filter Your Internet
• IIS — Instant Insecure Server
• NE — Network Encryption
• SP — Security Potential
• ROS — Remote Operations Security

• VCI — V-Chip Information
• DLD — Default Logging Destination
• KMSSA — Key Management Software Support Agent
• TSP — Tracking Security Protection
• IPC — Internet Protection Community
• NSA — Network Security Administration
• SITE — Sign In To Enter
• OCB — Offset Code Book
• SAC — Secure Authenticated Communication
• URJ — Un-registration ReJection
• IPL — Interim Parts Library
• WJSB — WannaJava Spam Controller
• UXS — Unix Security
• LLI — Last Login Identification
• KA — Key Address
• IRF — Inherited Rights and Filters
• VW — Virtual Wallet
• BSG — Belonging Security Goal
• APP — Application Program Processor
• OCB — Operational Cipher Block
• PTF — Partition Trace File
• RPK — Rapid Public Key
• MB — MegaBytes
• CFP — Computers, Freedom, and Privacy
• VB — Virtual Backup
• CC — Common Criteria
• FDC — Fault Design Criteria
• MLE — Multiple Line Encryption
• R — Reencoding
• NTR — No Trusting Required
• RAB — Remote Alarm Box
• DRM — Disaster Recovery Management
• VDS — Virus Distribution System
• ICV — Integrated Check Vector
• DST — Distributed Spam Trap
• B — Breach
• HSP — Hidden Service Protocol
• PMS — Possible Malicious Software
• AV — Access violation
• VSM — Viable Systems Method
• OT — Open Trapdoor
• SAC — Security Access Console
• SGC — Server-Gated Cryptography
• RDC — Random Data Compression
• TLC — Trust Level Control
• ITP — Information Technology Probers
• CPS — Current Protection Subdomain
• SKL — Site Key Library
• E — Encryption
• CE — Communication Encryption

• STS — Sound Telecommunication Security
• CMS — Certificate Management Services
• KU — Keyed Unique
• SSP — Simple Security Policy
• NL — New Lock
• CP — Compact Policy
• SSS — Simple System Security
• U — Userid
• VS — Very Secure
• DP — Diverse Protection
• CDS — Certified Digital Signing
• NPP — National Privacy Principles
• TAS — Toshiba Authentication Service
• SK — Spatial Key
• SRM — Security Relationship Management
• UTC — User Tracking Cookie
• EUSM — End-User Spam Management
• CRR — Cyber Resilience Review
• OEC — Offshore Engineered Component
• MS — Malicious System
• PEF — Plain English Firewall
• ASA — Automatic System Access
• NCC — No Cycle Checking
• IE — Intelligent Encryption
• SP — Secure Proxy
• ISSIP — Information System Security Implementation Process
• SIM — Secure Intelligent Menu system
• SBI — Slip Bluetooth Interface
• RAM — Remote Authorization Mechanism
• MOD — Methods Of Destruction
• FSS — File System Safe
• SK — Strengthened Key
• SSF — Security Strength Factor
• IMP — Identifying, Monitoring, and Protecting
• SIC — Secure Identification Chip
• AVS — Anti-Virus Station
• SEP — Slashdot Effect Protection
• EPOC — Enhanced Protection of Content
• RCE — Region Content Encryption
• RTP — Real-Time Protection
• UMA — Unlocking Mechanical Apparatus
• LE — Live Encoding
• SMC — Super Map Controller
• CMK — Complete Match Key
• PAD — Private Alias Directory
• SD — Self Delete

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