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• LAN — Local Area Network
• PRL — Password Recovery List
• PRK — Password Recovery Key
• PPA — Privacy Protection Act of 1980
• PPE — Prefix-Preserving Encryption
• PPK — Previous Page Key
• WWWW — World Wide Web Worm
• PPP — Protect Proper Patch
• RFID — Radio Frequency Identification
• HIPAA — Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
• WYX — Boot Sector Virus
• LIDS — Linux Intrusion Detection System
• ARS — Autonomously Replicating Sequence
• PNE — Password Never Expires
• DOD — United States Department of Defense
• PID — Personal Identity Digit
• SYN — Synchronous
• PGP — Pretty Good Privacy (encryption)
• PIC — Position Idependent Code
• PIE — Propagation Infection and Execution
• OCR — Optical Character Recognition
• PKM — Private Key Management
• PKU — Public Key Unit
• PKO — Private Key Operation
• DRAM — Dynamic Random Access Memory (dee-ram) (computing)
• PITR — Point-In-Time Recovery
• PICS — Personal Information Communication Storage
• PIPS — Pre-Incident Planning System
• PIR — Priority Information Report
• PKES — Public Key Enablement Service
• RAM — random-access memory
• PING — Privacy Is Not Guaranteed
• PIN — Password Identification Notification
• PIM — Personal Information Manual
• PC — Personal computer (host)
• R-UIM — Removable-User Identity Module
• ACE — Access Control Entry
• ZADIR — Zero Assumption Digital Image Recovery
• DES — Data Encryption Standard
• MDC — Modification Detection Code
• DDOS — Distributed Denial of Service
• XCBF — XML Common Biometric Format
• ITU — International Telecommunication Union
• DCOM — Distributed Component Object Model
• CGI — Common Gateway Interface
• WAPARS — Web-based Auto Permissioning, Authorization, and Reporting System
• PNP — Plug aNd Play
• BKL — Big Kernel Lock
• APP — Application
• XAVF — XMAIL Anti-Virus Filter

• DL — Download
• AES — Advanced Encryption Standard
• KEK — Key Encryption Key (COMSEC Key)
• SAN — Storage Area Network
• TACTED — Tactical Trunk Encryption Device
• OS — Operating System
• FOIA — Freedom of Information Act
• RFO — Reason For Outage
• OTP — One Time Password
• MAAM — Modular Authentication and Authorization Middleware
• UDP — User Datagram Protocol (FDDI related)
• COMSEC — Communications Security (military)
• SCSI — Small Computer System Interface
• IE — Internet Explorer
• COOP — Continuity of Operations
• PPP — Point-to-Point Protocol
• CISO — Chief Information Security Officer
• DSA — Digital Signature Algorithm
• ICE — Intrusion Countermeasures Electronics
• SW — Software (SFTWE Preferred)
• ATA — Advanced Technology Attachment
• SPM — Spy Password Manager
• ISMS — Information Security Management System
• AV — Anti-Virus
• MTTF — Mean Time To Failure
• CRL — Certificate Revocation List
• SVG — Scalable Vector Graphics
• CSIRT — Computer Security Incident Response Team
• LDAP — Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (pronounced Ell-dap)
• EEPROM — Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory
• WEP — Wired Equivalent Privacy
• SOA — Service-Oriented Architecture
• DRM — Digital Rights Management
• SHA — Secure Hash Algorithm
• AC — Access Control
• PHI — Protected Health Information
• SOAP — Simple Object Access Protocol
• DOS — Denial Of Service
• GUID — Globally Unique Identifier
• IDE — Integrated Drive Electronics
• CSC — Computer Software Component
• MICR — Magnetic Ink Character Recognition
• NSA — National Security Agency
• TASO — Terminal Area Security Officer
• CHAP — Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (ATM)
• 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 (
• HTTPS — HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure
• MAC — Message Authentication Code
• IAM — Identity and Access Management
• ACPI — Advanced Configuration and Power Interface

• IDS — Intrusion Detection System
• EFF — Electronic Frontier Foundation
• TLS — Transport Layer Security
• TCB — Trusted Computing Base
• DASD — Direct Access Storage Device
• PKI — Public Key Infrastructure (cryptography)
• PCI DSS — Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard
• PAPA — Privacy, Accuracy, Property, Accessibility
• CERT — Computer Emergency Response Team
• UCE — Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail
• SSH — Secure Shell (Unix program)
• RSA — Rivest-Shamir-Adleman
• GNOME — GNU Network Object Model Environment
• CMMI — Capability Maturity Model Integrated
• CISSP — Certified Information Systems Security Professional
• ISAKMP — Internet Security Association and Key Management Protocol
• XBRL — Extensible Business Reporting Language
• ECC — Elliptic Curve Cryptography
• SRS — Software Requirements Specifications
• EAD — Encoded Archival Description
• PABX — private automatic branch exchange (telephone)
• DT — Don't Trust
• SID — Security Identifier
• RFPA — Right to Financial Privacy Act of 1978
• IPS — Intrusion Prevention System
• ITSEC — Information Technology Security Evaluation Criteria
• IPV4 — Internet Protocol Version 4
• AVI — Audio Video Interleave
• KDC — Kerberos Key Distribution Center
• NLI — Not Logged In
• TLV — Type-Length-Value
• HSM — Hardware Security Module
• TKIP — Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
• QPSK — aeronautical quadrature phase shift keying
• SDLC — Software development life cycle
• EULA — End User License Agreement (usually in reference to software)
• SOC — Security Operations Center
• CA — Certificate Authority
• ZEN — Zero Effort Network
• ATO — Authority to Operate
• PII — Personally Identifiable Information
• PAP — Password Authentication Protocol (ATM)
• FDD — Floppy Disk Drive
• BI — Business Interruption
• IPV6 — Internet Protocol Version 6
• DSS — Digital Signature Standard
• MTSO — Mobile Telephone Switching Office
• SKL — Simple Key Loader
• SSH — Secure Shell Host
• DUKPT — Derived Unique Key Per Transaction

• ENDEX — End of Exercise
• ICE — Immigration and Customs Enforcement
• IEEE-SA — Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - Standards Association
• DEA — Data Encryption Algorithm
• IDEA — International Data Encryption Algorithm
• CIA — Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability
• IDM — Identity Management
• ADK — Additional Decryption Key
• QRT — Quick Response Team
• CF — Compact Flash
• LZW — Lempel-Ziv-Welch
• HMAC — Hash-Based Message Authentication Code
• IA — Information Assurance
• CSC — Card Security Code
• TCSEC — Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria
• DSLAM — Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer (Module)
• EPON — Ethernet Passive Optical Network
• CCS — Coded Character Set
• PAIN — Privacy, Authentication, Integrity, and Non-repudiation
• SSH — Secure Shell How
• EKMS — Electronic Key Management System
• ACID — Analysis Console for Incident Databases
• EIGRP — Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
• TNI — Trusted Network Interpretation
• SD — Secure Digital
• COAX — Coaxial
• KMP — Key Management Protocol
• SCP — Secure Copy Protocol
• CCS — Certified Coding Specialist
• MTBF — Mean Time Between Failures
• UTF — Unicode Transformation Format
• ESP — Encapsulating Security Payload
• UID — Unique Identifier
• CAVE — Cellular Authentication and Voice Encryption Algorithm
• TED — Trunk Encryption Device
• HEX — Hexadecimal (base 16)
• ICF — Internet Connection Firewall
• MIC — Message Integrity Code
• SSOP — Security Standard Operating Procedures
• LRC — Longitudinal Redundancy Check
• VIRUS — Vital Information Resource Under Siege
• IEEE-CS — Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Computer Society
• EAL — Evaluation Assurance Level
• SDSL — Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line
• GSI — Grid Security Infrastructure
• ECP — Encryption Control Protocol
• PEM — Privacy-Enhanced Mail
• CDP — Continuous Data Protection
• ECPA — Electronic Communications Privacy Act 1986
• WGA — Windows Genuine Advantage

• GDI — Graphics Device Interface
• SCEP — Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol
• SAD — Security Association Database
• BCI — Business Continuity Institute
• EFS — Encrypting File System
• NAV — Norton Anti-Virus
• STM — Synchronous Transport Module
• KCSA — Key Control Self-Assessment
• GPG — GNU Privacy Guard
• NIS — Norton Internet Security
• DOI — Domain Of Interpretation
• CEV — Controlled Environment Vault
• SANS — System Administration, Networking, and Security Institute
• AET — Advanced Encryption Technology
• RBRVS — Resource-Based Relative Value Scale
• IDR — Intelligent Disaster Recovery
• MOP — Means of Production
• UART — Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter
• CSIRC — Computer Security Incident Response Capability
• WPA — Wi-Fi Protected Access
• UAC — User Account Control
• VDD — Version Description Document
• PAM — Pluggable Authentication Modules
• OWASP — Open Web Application Security Project
• RIMM — RAMBUS In-Line Memory Module
• EMACS — Editor MACroS
• WWAN — Wireless Wide Area Network
• NIACAP — National Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process
• OSSTMM — Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual
• UUCP — Unix-to-Unix Copy Program
• CIP — Critical Infrastructure Protection (US)
• IEEE — Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• RLE — Run-Length Encoding
• PUK — PIN (Personal Identification Number) Unlocking Key
• CCI — Controlled Cryptographic Item
• KMI — Key Management Infrastructure
• NES — Network Encryption System
• COMPUSEC — Computer Security
• SATAN — Security Administrator Tool for Analyzing Networks
• CMW — Compartmented Mode Workstation
• FOSE — Federal Office Systems Exposition
• MAPS — Mail Abuse Protection System
• COMDEX — Computer Dealers Exposition
• NIDS — Network Intrusion Detection System
• RSH — Remote Shell
• CAL — Client Access License
• DML — Display Message Log
• E3 — End-to-End Encryption
• CSRF — Cross-Site Request Forgery
• WAF — Web Application Firewall

• PIMS — Personal Information Management System
• USHER — United States Higher Education Root Certificate Authority
• ICSA — International Computer Security Association
• SDIO — Secure Digital Input/Output
• DLP — Data Leak Prevention
• KSU — Key Service Unit
• DL — Download Link
• MSS — Managed Security Services
• RC — Run Commands (UNIX)
• HDCP — High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection
• SMM — System Managers Manual
• KEA — Key Exchange Algorithm
• FRAM — Ferroelectric Random-Access Memory
• PUM — Potentially Unwanted Modification
• NPF — Norton Personal Firewall
• CMS — Cryptographic Message Syntax
• CDSA — Common Data Security Architecture
• KSK — Key Signing Key
• CIRC — Cross-Interleaved Reed-Solomon Code
• XSS — Cross-Site Scripting
• PSK — Pre-Shared Key
• CEH — Certified Ethical Hacker
• TUCOWS — The Ultimate Collection of Winsock Software
• USRT — Universal Synchronous Receiver/Transmitter
• CCNA — Cisco Certified Network Administrator
• QOI — Quality of Information
• DVP — Digital Voice Privacy
• ACS — Access Control System出入控制系统
• OTX — Object Tool eXtended
• SAR — System Activity Report
• SPMN — Software Program Managers Network
• QAZ — Quick Access Zone
• CPLD — Complex Programmable Logic Device
• COMPASS — COMPuter ASSurance Conference
• AFSS — AuthenTec Fingerprint Security System
• HC — High Compression
• PUP — Potentially Unwanted Program
• QXS — Quick Access
• BITNET — Because It is Time NETwork
• ASLC — Application Security Life Cycle
• NCSA — National Computer Security Association
• RPO — Recovery Point Objective
• NAP — Network Access Protection
• CALEA — Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act
• TPM — Trusted Platform Module
• PKC — Public Key Cryptography
• ASIC — Australian Securities & Investments Commission
• PIX — Private Internet Exchange
• IBE — Identity-Based Encryption
• OTKSL — One Time Key Subsidy Lock

• ASPI — Advanced SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) Programming Interface
• VFM — Virtual File Manager
• TMAP — Test Management Approach
• BCH — Bose, Chaudhuri, Hocquengum
• APP — Application Program
• VIO — Virtual Input/Output
• URT — User Registration Tool
• NSM — Network Security Manager
• RFH — Request for Help
• FOIP — Fax Over Internet Protocol
• VHSIC — Very-High-Speed Integrated Circuit
• DNSSEC — Domain Name System Security Extensions
• LSASS — Local Security Authority Subsystem Service
• ISA — Internet Security and Acceleration Server
• SRP — Secure Remote Passwords
• ASIS — Application Software Installation Server
• CPL — Current Privilege Level
• SORBS — Spam and Open Relay Blocking System
• MAIS — Murdoch Authentication and Identification System
• CISM — Certified Information Security Manager
• SSH — Secure Shell Home
• PSS — Probabilistic Signature Scheme
• CAG — Citrix Access Gateway
• DNT — Do Not Track
• CIS — Center for Internet Security
• AKMC — Automated Key Management Center
• SSPI — Security Support Provider Interface
• G4S — Group 4 Securicor
• REMSH — REMote SHell
• RBL — Real-Time Block List
• PKCS — Public Key Cryptography Standard
• ANDF — Architectural Neutral Distribution Format
• APWG — Anti-Phishing Working Group
• SAPI — Speech Application Programming Interface
• WVPN — Wireless Virtual Private Network
• SBL — Spamhaus Block List
• AKMS — Automated Key Management System
• BPE — Byte pair encoding
• LDIF — LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) Data Interchange Format
• ZSK — Zone Signing Key (information technology)
• BWF — Barbed Wire Fence
• NVT — Network Vulnerability Tool
• VUL — Vulnerability
• CCR — Commitment, Concurrency and Recovery
• USF — Universal Service Fund
• SSAA — System Security Authorization Agreement
• QOP — Quality Of Protection
• RBAC — Role-Based Access Control
• GIG — Global Information Grid
• STE — Secure Telephone Equipment

• NKMO — Navy Key Management Officer
• QVS — Quick Verification System
• VFS — Virtual File System
• ACE — Assured Computing Environment (VMware)
• ODMR — On-Demand Mail Relay
• UTM — Unified Threat Management
• UPN — User Principal Name
• PPI — Protected Personal Information
• NGFW — Next Generation Firewall
• SRR — Software Requirements Review
• ZIL — Zork Implementation Language
• CBL — Composite Blocking List
• KL — Key Length
• XMCL — eXtensible Media Commerce Language (digital rights management cross-product metadata system)
• SCAP — Security Content Automation Protocol
• SPKI — Simple Public Key Infrastructure
• NORA — Non-Obvious Relationship Awareness
• HBA — Host-Based Authentication
• SDFI — Secure Digital Forensic Imaging
• MMDS — Multichannel Multipoint Distribution Service
• LWST — Lowest
• ULS — Update of Legacy Systems
• NWS — Non-Working Software
• NSRL — National Software Reference Library
• DECSS — Decrypt Content Scrambling System
• VZ — Virtual Zone
• PCEF — Policy and Charging Enforcement Function
• CA — Conditional Access
• APP — Application-specific functions
• IPO — Input Process Output
• 3DES — Triple Data Encryption Standard
• XRML — Extensible Rights Markup Language
• WUS — Windows Update Services
• TISR — Timer Interrupt Service Routine
• TPF — Tiny Personal Firewall
• FA — False Alarm
• SAINT — Security Administrator's Integrated Network Tool
• VKA — Volatile Keying Assembly
• WSA — Wireless Security Auditor
• CPRM — Content Protection for Recordable Media
• RPL — Requested Privilege Level
• PAVA — Public Address and Voice Alarm System
• PIV — Personal Identity Verification
• CC — Common Core
• AGDLP — Account, Global, Domain, Local, Permissions
• IM — Instant Messenger
• OEL — Occupational Exposure Limit
• CSR — Certificate Signing Request
• KMPDU — Key Management Protocol Data Unit
• IDP — Intrusion Detection and Prevention

• PA — Privacy Act
• PKA — Public Key Authentication
• QAV — Qubux Anti-Virus
• FAR — False Alarm Rate
• AVG — Anti-Viral Guard
• UUIM — Unified User Identity Management
• NSIS — Nullsoft Scriptable Install System
• VDB — Vulnerability DataBase
• CCSP — Cisco Certified Security Professional
• RUID — Real User Identification
• STP — Secret Tweaker Pad
• CFC — Call for Comments
• ASIS — American Society for Industrial Security
• CVE — Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures
• ABS — Anti-Blockier-System
• 2S2D — Double-Sided Double-Density
• VTL — Virtual Test Laboratory
• ABP — AdBlock Plus
• WKEK — Working Key Encryption Key
• RA — Registration Authority
• CCMP — Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication Code Protocol
• TDPS — Topio Data Protection Suite
• SBC — Sub-Band Coding
• TEED — Tactical End-to-End Encryption Device
• SSO — Single Sign On
• SCP — Security Certified Program
• TSZ — Temporary Security Zone
• GPEE — General Purpose Encryption Equipment
• ECL — Exit Control List
• SZM — Security Zone Management
• S — Secure
• SPAP — Shiva Password Authentication Protocol
• TIA — Total Information Awareness
• WFG — Wireless Firewall Gateway
• SK — Session Key
• FAM — File Alteration Monitor
• WNAP — Wireless Network Access Point
• VZE — Virtual Zone Entrance
• PBE — Password Based Encryption
• STD — Security Tools Distribution
• BT — Back Trace
• SSDD — System/Segment Design Description (MIL-STD-498)
• CVV — Card Verification Value
• RBS — Remote Backup Software
• VKF — Variable Key Function
• SCED — Security-Constrained Economic Dispatch
• ISC2 — International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium, Inc.
• CTL — Certificate Trust List
• ADPSSO — Automatic Data Processing System Security Officer
• SLME — Select Manual Entry

• SF — Signature File
• APKI — Architecture for Public Key Infrastructure
• EQ — Estimation-Quantization (type of coder)
• TPVS — Third Party Verification Service
• CSA — Cisco Security Agent
• AA — Auto-Answer
• ISSO — Information Systems Security Officer
• PWR — PassWord Recovery
• PTD — Password Tracker Deluxe
• WPKI — Wireless Public Key Infrastructure
• SPI — Security Parameters Index
• 3DESEP — Triple Data Encryption Standard Encryption Protocol
• CACRL — Custodian Authorization Custody Receipt Listing
• UBE — Unsolicited Bulk E-Mail
• WASC — Web Application Security Consortium
• MPC — Multimedia Personal Computer
• CAS — Conditional Access System
• TOS — Trusted Operating System
• ASVS — Application Security Verification Standard
• AFEKMS — Air Force Electronic Key Management System
• NACL — Named Access Control List
• PR — Password Recovery
• IAO — Information Assurance Officer
• PF — Packet Filter
• CLASP — Comprehensive, Lightweight Application Security Process
• BIS — Boot Integrity Service
• UPS — Un-interruptable Power Supply
• NSTISSAM — National Security Telecommunications and Information Systems Security Advisory Memorandum
• CCIRC — Canadian Cyber Incident Response Centre
• SACL — System Access Control List
• CMPPA — Computer Matching and Privacy Protection Act of 1988
• VGA — VGA (Video Graphics Array) Graphics Adapter
• CRAM — Challenge-Response Authentication Mechanism
• PFS — Perfect Forward Secrecy
• WGX — Wireless Gateway Switch
• MLS — Multi-Level Security
• KMC — Key Management Center
• SZE — Security Zone Entry
• LGPO — Local Group Policy Object
• 3DESE — Triple Data Encryption Standard Encryption
• SFP — System File Protection
• CSO — Computer Security Officer
• PAS — Personal Access System
• TVA — Time Variance Authority
• AU — Authorized User
• RDT — Reliable Data Transfer
• RHCSS — Red Hat Certified Security Specialist
• KAM — Key Account Management
• COW — Computer On Wheels
• DH — Diffie-Hellman

• DES-CBC — Data Encryption Standard-Cipher Block Chaining
• IP — Ingress Protection
• ISA — Internal Security Act
• SNP — Security News Portal
• OPPA — Online Privacy Protection Act of 2003
• PCP — Priority Ceiling Protocol
• KVL — Key Variable Loader
• SKU — Security Kernel Unit
• WSSP — Web Service Security Policy
• DTO — Denial To Operate
• ANR — Automatic Network Replenishment
• CRAP — Challenge Response Authentication Program
• WUP — Wired Up Privacy
• KS — Key Stage
• IC — Identification Code
• URP — User Registration Protocol
• PIFI — Personally Identifiable Financial Information
• QCC — Quantum Computation/Cryptography
• HPA — Host Protected Area
• WIMP — Windows, Icons, Mouse, and Pointer
• WNAS — Wireless Network Access Services
• 2VPCP — Two-Version Priority Ceiling Protocol
• ABS — Active Battery Security
• LO — Log Out
• PKM — Personal Knowledge Management
• HDC — Handle for Device Context
• ZIF — Zero Incident Frequency
• SVI — Switched Virtual Interface
• WEP — Wireless Encryption Protocol
• ZAR — Zero Assumption Recovery
• PL — Private Line
• ZAM — Zone Announcement Message
• ADHOC — Associated Destructive Hackers Of Columbia
• WIX — Wireless Information EXchange
• ASIO — Australian Security Intelligence Organization
• USIM — Universal Subscriber Identity Module
• DSC — Digital Security Controls
• INE — Improved Network Encryption
• CAAS — Common Authentication and Authorization Service
• PKIX — Public Key Infrastructure for X.509 Certificates
• QPRK — Quicken Password Recovery Key
• FUD — Fully Undetected
• OTAC — One-Time Authorization Code
• AAI — Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure
• ZM — Zone Management
• TEA — Tiny Encryption Algorithm
• GPIB — General Purpose Interface Bus
• WKT — Well-Known Text
• PKS — Public Key Server
• NBSP — National Biometric Security Project

• AFKMS — Air Force Key Management System
• WYX.B — Boot Sector Virus
• KP — Key Pulse
• AESDE — Advanced Encryption Standard Development Effort
• EED — Encryption and Encapsulation Device
• ONVIF — Open Network Video Interface Forum
• ASA — Adaptive Security Appliance
• DACS — Distributed Access Control System
• IMSS — InterScan Messaging Security Suite
• AIP — Application Integrity Policy
• ACFA — Access-Control Framework Access
• SSP — Security Support Provider
• VSS — Video Surveillance System
• COOP — Continuity of Operations Procedure
• MFA — Multi-Factor Authentication
• PCI SSC — Payment Card Industry Security Standard Council
• SEM — Security Event Management
• CASS — Certification and Accreditation Support System
• RIP — Regulated Interaction Protocol
• IPES — Improved Proposed Encryption Standard
• PVV — PIN (Personal Identification Number) Verification Value
• EEE — End-To-End Encryption
• SISO — Soft-Input Soft-Output
• NAUP — Network Acceptable Use Policy
• URA — Ultimate Revenge Attack
• DESCBC — Data Encryption Standard/Cipher Block Chaining
• CSAC — Cross Signature Assurance Criterion
• IKEP — Internet Key Encryption Protocol
• SSPR — Single Sign-On Password Reset
• VACL — VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) Access Control List
• WBFS — Wii Backup File System
• TPL — Trusted Products List
• ASKMM — Advanced Standard Key Management Module
• RC — Ron's Cipher
• ACIT — Advanced Countermeasures for Insider Threats
• PK — Public Key
• DSS — Data Security Standard
• DMCA — Digital Millenium Copyright Act
• PWP — Password Protected
• RPSS — Routing Policy System Security
• FBE — Function-Based Encryption
• PGPI — Pretty Good Privacy for the Internet
• RWPCP — Read/Write Priority Ceiling Protocol
• ACES — Army Communication Encryption System
• AAIP — Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure Project
• APP — Application Programming Platform
• ADT — Ant Detection Technology
• JPG — Joint Photographic Experts Group picture file
• HIPS — Host Intrusion Prevention System
• ZMS — Zhone Management System

• EDESPL — Endorsed Data Encryption Standard Products List
• ODI — Open Datalink Interface
• CFS — Cryptographic File System
• CAMEO — Computer-Aided Management of Emergency Operations System
• AKM — Automated Key Management
• DWH — Deep and Wide Hash
• AAAA — Authentication, Authorization, Auditing, and Accounting
• ZI — Zero Incident
• DCS — Device Control String
• UIM — User Identity Module
• NISO — National Information Standards Organization
• VK — Virtual Keyboard
• HAK — Hacker Assault Kit
• CSIS — Canadian Security Intelligence Service
• ACRU — Active Confirmed Registered User
• AVERT — Anti-Virus Emergency Response Team
• KMASE — Key Management Application Service Element
• CISP — Cardholder Information Security Program
• EES — Escrow(ed) Encryption Standard
• PAS — Privacy Act Statement
• DHK — Diffie Hellman Knowledge
• CD-ROM XA — Compact Disc Read-Only Memory eXtended Architecture
• SCMS — Secure Console Management Switch
• SLED — Specification Language for Encoding and Decoding
• AVZ — AntiVirus by Oleg Zaitsev
• HTL — Hack Tracking Log
• TDG — Three Days Grace
• UDACT — Universal Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitter
• IKE — Internet Key Encryption
• LVQ — Learning Vector Quantization
• OSG — Operational Security Guidelines
• UCK — Universal Correlation Key
• ABU — Analog Backup
• WFP — Windows File Protection
• SAFER — Secure and Fast Encryption Routine
• VIR — Virus
• OGSA-SEC-WG — Open Grid Services Architecture Security Working Group
• ZC — Zone Controller
• VDL — Virus Description Language
• RKE — Remote Keyless Entry
• ISM — Information Security Management
• TGB — TheGreenBow Personal Firewall
• COOP — Continuity of Operations Program
• ISAM — Information Security Awareness Month
• ID — Intrusion Detection
• PWF — PGP (Pretty-Good Privacy) WinFront
• ADPSO — Automatic Data Processing Security Officer
• PES — Proposed Encryption Standard
• ZBS — Zone Boundary Switching
• ACCE — Advanced Configurable Crypto Environment

• TNE — Trusted Network Environment
• ACS — Accredited Certification Scheme
• KAMS — Key Account Management System
• AAPR — Advanced ARJ (Archived by Robert Jung) Password Recovery
• COOP — Continuity of Operations Policy
• UIC — User Identification Code
• WES — Wireless Encryption Standard
• FEMA — Federal Emergency Mangement Agency
• AISECPOL — Assimilation of Integral SECurity POLicies
• RSTR — Request Security Token Response
• CSP — Computer Security Plan
• ZL — Zone Limit
• ENISA — European Network and Information Security Agency
• TST — Transitional Stored Ticket
• TPA — Third Party Access
• WYX.C — Boot Sector Virus
• MKMP — Modular Key Management Protocol
• VV&A — Verification, Validation, and Authentication
• ACU — Access Control Unit
• EKM — Electronic Key Management
• CIRC — Computer Incident Response Capability
• ACS — Authenticated Content Signing
• AHS — Advanced Habbo Security
• IDEAS — Internet Design Engineering And Security
• KMF — Key Management Facility
• ASA — Adaptive Security Algorithm
• BBWC — Battery-Backed Write Cache
• PNR — Personal Name Record
• ZB — Zone Boundary
• KM — Key Management
• OSE — Open Security Exchange
• ZRP — Zone Routing Protocol
• KMSS — Key Management Software Support
• IACR — International Association for Cryptologic Research
• CASS — Computer Automated Security System
• LSM — Linux Security Module
• KCN — Key Conversion Notice
• SADA — Select Agent Distribution Activity
• ECA — External Certificate Authority
• PBA — Pre-Boot Authentication
• MIPS — Million Instructions Per Second
• AAA — Authentication, Authorization, and Accountability
• IAAC — Information Assurance Advisory Council
• CVTP — Certified Vaulting Technology Professional
• ECES — Elliptic Curve Encryption Scheme
• RDES — Randomized Data Encryption Standard
• ZLE — Zone Limit Exceeded
• OASIS — Orbis Advanced Security Intruder System
• NCER — Non-Compliance Escalation Report
• CCRA — Common Criteria Recognition Arrangement

• TEKD — Transmission Encryption Key Device
• AUP — Acceptible Use Policy
• NOSC — Network Operations Security Center
• TDES — Tactical Data Encryption System
• OOBA — Out-Of-Band Authentication
• TS-CAL — Terminal Services - Client Access License
• GPE — Group Policy Editor
• SORB — Secure Object Request Broker
• EM64T — Extended Memory 64-bit Technology
• ARO — Annualized Rate of Occurrence
• NADS — Network Anomaly Detection System
• MEK — Message Encryption Key
• ISSA — Information Security for South Africa
• YAPS — Yet Another Port Scanner
• WSSE — Web Services Security Environment
• KDM — Key Dependent Message
• WDRT — Whole Disk Recovery Token
• SANE — Secure Active Network Environment
• WHID — Web Hacking Incident Database
• LCED — Low-Cost Encryption Device
• ICSF — Institute for Computer Security and Forensics
• ADT — Advanced Development Tool
• CLSID — Computer Licence Security ID
• ACFTT — Advanced Computer Forensic Techniques Training
• PED — Programmable Encryption Device
• RSAES-OAEP — Rivest-Shamir-Adleman Encryption Scheme - Optimal Asymmetric Encryption Padding
• SPEWS — Spam Prevention and Early Warning System
• KAMP — Key Account Management Protocol
• CALS — Consolidated Accreditation and Licensure Survey
• SVP — Secure Video Processor
• ASAC — Application Security Attack Components
• CAU — Control Access Unit
• GIAC — General Inquiry Access Code
• PHH — Project Honeypots and Honeynets
• SK — Stop Keying
• DSMP — Data and Safety Monitoring Plans
• ADSS — Access Decision Support Services
• ZA — Zone Alarm
• UVK — Ultimate Virus Killer
• WAKE — Word Auto Key Encryption
• ULS — User Level Security
• ACT — Access Coordination Team
• NYB — New York Boot virus
• OTAR — Over-The-Air Rekeying
• UAR — User Access Rights
• ZC — Zone Checker
• TSS — Transaction Security System
• EBSI — Enhanced Backup Solutions Initiative
• ZKP — Zero-Knowledge with Public keys
• IASE — Information Assurance Support Environment

• EDES — Electronic Document Encryption System
• CPA — Chosen-Plaintext Attack
• SPU — Secure Processing Unit
• TPV — Third Party Verifications
• CAAR — Computer Assisted Accreditation Reporting
• IPSEC — Internet Protocol SECurity protocol
• CS — Case Sensitive
• CT — Cipher Text
• OPSEC — Open Platform for Secure Enterprise Connectivity
• DCP — Data Compression Protocol
• CAS — Central Authentication Service
• MCRC — Malicious Code Research Center
• PKS — Public Key System
• BCCM — Business Continuity Consultancy and Management
• UC — Unacceptable Content
• SMIME — Secure multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
• CRACK — Challenge Response for Authenticated Cryptographic Keys
• IKMP — Internet Key Management Protocol
• SHTTP — Secure Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
• APARS — Auto Permissioning, Authorization, and Reporting System
• VSAT — Vulnerability Self Assessment Tool
• ACFT — Advanced Computer Forensic Techniques
• EDAC — Evidence-Based Design Accreditation and Certification
• KIP — Key management for Internet Protocols
• KES — Keyless Entry System
• AFD — Auto Format Decode
• WMVG — WalruS Macro Virus Generator
• SRS — Single Ring Security
• WYOP — Write Your Own Program
• LCEAD — Low-Cost Encryption and Authentication Device
• ISBS — Information Security Breaches Survey
• EPD — Equipment Protective Device
• ZCA — Zone Control Alarm
• STAT — Security Test and Analysis Tool
• MSFT — Most Secure Firewall Tester
• IWA — Integrated Windows Authentication
• SKMP — Standard Key Management Protocol
• SAML — Security Assertions Markup Language
• DLM — Dynamic Link Module
• SPIN — Secure Personal Identification Number
• SKA — Secret Key Algorithm
• IPKI — Internet X.509 Public Key Infrastructure
• XKM — XML Key Management
• I — Insecure
• TKI — Temporal Key Integrity
• MKB — Media Key Block
• NPCP — New Priority Ceiling Protocol
• DITSCAP — Defense Information Technology Security Certification and Accreditation Program
• ASPECT — Automated Security Protocol Examination and Checking Tool
• MAAWG — Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group

• XI — Xtreme Integrity
• EAP — Electronic Authentication Partnership
• RAT — Remote Access Trojans (CERTs - Hacker Programs)
• COOP — Continuity of Operations Project
• ESS — Emergency Shutdown System
• VCL — Virus Creation Laboratory
• DCP — Defense Continuity Program
• KMSA — Key Management System Agent
• HAL — Hackers At Large
• SECTY — Security
• DES/CBC — Data Encryption Standard/Cipher Block Chaining
• PKA — Public Key Algorithm
• UES — User Electronic Signature
• VHM — Virtual Hacking Machine
• HAC — Hierarchical Access Control
• AERN — Advanced EAS (Emergency Alert System) Relay Network
• AESD — Advanced Encryption Standard Development
• SECSH — SECure SHell
• SMX — Server Macro Expansion
• EKG — Encryption Key Generator
• IPC — Internet Privacy Coalition
• HARS — Homomorphic Authenticable Ring Signature
• SSO — Single Sign on Oracle
• FEK — File Encryption Key
• EA — Extended Attribute
• VSAM — Video Surveillance and Monitoring
• WO — Web Object
• SMC — SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) Media Changer
• FARP — False Alarm Reduction Program
• MACS — Monitor And Control System
• PKE — Public Key Encryption
• CAS — CPE (Customer Premise Equipment) Alert Signal
• SKMM — Standard Key Management Module
• PCIS — Partnership for Critical Infrastructure Security
• CHA — Concentric Hemispherical Analyzer
• DST — Digital Signature Transponder
• UIN — User Identification Number
• STRIP — Secure Tool for Recalling Important Passwords
• KCT — Key Conversion Time
• REQ — Requirement
• SPL — Security Protocol Language
• QCM — Query Certificate Manager
• CVV — Creditcard Verification Value
• NINA — Non-Intrusive Network Assessment
• CPC — Cyberarmy Privacy Commission
• DLT — Direct Linear Transformation
• ZCM — Zone Convexity Message
• ROT13 — ROTate 13 encoding
• NU — New User
• LUA — Least-privileged User Account

• KMD — Key Management Device
• BPI — Baseline Privacy Interface
• ZCR — Zone Checkers Room
• CMC — Certificate Management protocol using CMS
• COAST — Computer Operations Audit and Security Tools
• UCU — Universal Control Unit
• HSS — Hierarchical Secure System
• SID — Security in Depth
• DLP — Data Loss Prevention
• LIU — Logged In User
• APKS — All Pairwise Key Scheme
• HOST — Hotel Operating Statistics
• TEK — Transmission Encryption Key
• UPUK — Universal Personal Unblocking Key
• SSP — Single Sign-on Password
• ICT — Instant Center Tracking
• CCTL — Common Criteria Testing Laboratory
• SSO — Single Sign on Option
• ECC — Electronic Check Conversion
• HIDS — Host Intrusion Detection System
• DCMS — Distributed Certificate Management System
• GINA — Graphical Interface For Neural Applications
• ZC — Zone Convexity
• PASR — Preparatory Action and Security Research
• BEK — Bulk Encryption Key
• TSOL — Trusted SOLaris operating system
• CSCI — Computer Systems Center Incorporated
• XES — XML Encryption Standard
• KP — Key Pair
• HTS — Hack This Site
• TBV — Transaction-Based Verification
• PCRF — Policy and Charging Rules Function
• WIDJ.1093 — Life is Beautiful virus hoax
• DMTC — Disaster Management Training Course
• TKG — Terminal Key Generator
• KMID — Key Management Identification
• CMEA — Cellular Message Encryption Algorithm
• CAPI — Cryptography Application Programming Interface
• NEU — Network Encryption Unit
• GACL — Generic Access Control List
• TPKE — Threshold Public-Key Encryption
• NRP — Nominal Rate of Protection
• KPCM — Key Privilege and Certificate Management
• VAM — Virtual Authorization Module
• MCG — Meta Certificate Group
• APP — Application Portability Profile
• MESH — Multimedia Embedded Security Hub
• IKP — Internet-Keyed Payment
• JKMP — Joint Key Management Plan
• KV — Key Variable

• RUIM — Removable User Identity Module
• NIV — No Information Verified
• IDPS — Intrusion Detection and Prevention Service
• RKP — Relative Key Position
• IASE — Internet Application Security Environment
• FPK — Fast Public Key
• AITS — Advanced Interface for Tactical Security
• WSPEC — Workshop on Security and Privacy in E-Commerce
• PG — Privacy Guard
• NKM — Navy Key Management
• CKDS — Cryptographic Key Data Set
• M/S — Master/Session
• NEK — Network Encryption Key
• SDMI — Secure Digital Music Initiative
• SKIP — Simple Key Management for Internet Protocols
• HEPKI — Higher Education Public Key Infrastructure
• ACF — Access Control File
• CK — Crypto Key
• STCA — Security Technologies for Collaborative Architectures
• SPDS — Sealed Parcel Delivery System
• DPSWG — Digital Privacy and Security Working Group
• JKMIWG — Joint Key Management Infrastructure Working Group
• NVH — Network- Vs. Host-based intrusion detection
• DCC — Distributed Checksum Clearinghouse
• NAS — Network Authentication Service
• CPSA — Content Protection System Architecture
• NLE — Network-Layer Encryption
• HIPA — Health Information Privacy Act of 1999
• WHOG-878 — Computer Virus (Windows 95/98)
• SK — Secret Key
• DDRM — Dynamic Digital Right Management
• KD — Key Data
• APAS — Automated Prior Authorization System
• SPEE — Special Purpose Encryption Equipment
• NP — No Password
• MACI — Multiple-Access Cryptographic Interface
• K — Key/Black
• JKMS — Joint Key Management System
• FEBA — Firewalls, Encryption, Backups, and Access
• UDO — Ultra Density Optical storage
• RPC — Region Protection Control
• OATH — Open AuTHentication
• RPG — Real Private Group
• JITA — Just In Time Authentication
• UUT — Universal User Tracking
• MSV — Magnetic Strip Verification
• QQT — Quick Qard Technology (France)
• BUDR — Back-Up and Disaster Recovery
• WBVS — Web Based Verification System
• PCS — Permanent Control Security

• ILS — Internet Locator Server
• FCFB — Fire Classified Floor Box
• CVP — Content Vector Protocol
• SPEAR — Security Protocol Engineering and Analysis Resource
• SNAP — Secure Network Access Platform
• UTMS — Unified Threat Management System
• ADMS — Advanced Distributed Monitoring System
• WKB — Well-Known Binary
• XBL — Exploits Block List
• OSD — Open Source Definition
• KKDC — Kerberos Key Distribution Center
• IAPC — International Audit Protocol Consortium
• DC — Double Check (valve used to protect water supplies)
• APP — Application Transport Parameter
• ISAR — Internet Security Assessment of Risks
• S — Shredder
• SSOP — Standard Security Operational Procedures
• VEST — Virtual Environment for Secure Transactions
• TGW — Trusted GateWay
• RPCA — Responsable du Plan de Continuité d'Activité
• SPC — Software Protection Code
• APAP — Army Privacy Act Program
• DRAR — Data Recovery And Repair
• ANTS — A New Trojan Scanner
• IA — Instant Access
• AFS — American Filing System
• KF — Keyed File
• ILE — In-Line network Encryption
• MEL — MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) Encoding Library
• NST — Network Security Toolkit
• CSP — Certificate Service Provider
• FAAP — False Alarm Analysis Program
• AVS — Access Verification Service
• JKM — Joint Key Management
• ISATP — Information Security Awareness Training Program
• CCLE — CheckPoint Certified Licensing Expert
• PK — Primary Key
• MBAM — Malware Bytes Anti-Malware
• SMKS — Single Master Key Scheme
• VDH — Very Distant Host
• SSPM — Self-Service Password Management
• NCF — Neutral Code Format
• CACI — Controlling Access to Computer Information
• UOWHF — Universal One-Way Hash Function
• LOC — Low Overhead Cipher
• WQK — Variant of the W32/ElKern firus
• CMS — Classic Mole Style
• AVPE — Anti-Virus Policy Enforcement
• CSM — Cryptographic Services Module
• TW — Tequila Worm

• ADFT — Advanced Digital Forensic Techniques
• KEA — Known Exponent Attack
• VAM — Vulnerability Assessment and Management
• RPA — Remote Patron Authentication
• RID — Remote Intrusion Detector
• KVM — Key Variable Management
• LEDS — Lightweight Easy Debugging Service
• URV — Universal Remote Viewing
• JCA — Java Cryptography Architecture
• K — Key
• LSO — Local Shared Objects
• WSC — Weldex Security Camera
• FPOC — Fortezza PKI Operations Center
• MNF — Multi-Network Firewall
• PTIN — Postini Threat Identification Network
• ZA — Zone Announcement
• MSSE — Microsoft Security Essentials
• GETS — Government Emergency Telecommunications Service
• SPEED — Secure Package for Encrypting Electronic Data
• IDMS — Intrusion Detection Mitigation System
• AIV — Artificially Intelligent Virus
• SECT — Secure Electronic Compliance Technologies
• PAPI — Public And Private Information
• AVG — Anti-Virus Group
• DPNSS — Digital Private Network Signalling System
• CSDII — Cross-Sector Digital Identity Initiative
• IKE — Implicit Key Expiration
• EBB — Encoder Breakout Board
• EUSM — End-User Spam Management
• CC — Command Code
• APT — Anti-Piracy Technology
• CSS — Client Security Software
• IKES — Internet Key Encryption System
• URS — United Recovery Services, Inc.
• SEP — Secure Execute Processor
• APF — Advance Policy Firewall
• VSF — McAfee VirusScan 6.0 - Full Version
• VCK — Visual Cryptography Kit
• WUF — Words Used Frequently
• UMD — Universal Media Disk
• MOLE — Multichannel Occurrent Logger Evaluator
• DSCA — Dynamic Security Control Architecture
• BKE — Bilateral Key Exchange
• WOSA — Workshop on Software Assessment
• PWL — Password List (Windows System File Extension .pwl)
• MIME — Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
• SAL — Secure Auditing for Linux
• DP — Data Privacy
• PTD — Personal Trusted Device
• RLN — Release Lock Number

• UCF — Unregistration ConFirmation
• JIAS — Journal of Information Assurance and Security
• ADPSP — Automatic Data Processing Security Plan
• EPE — Enhanced Privacy and Encryption
• IDSC — Intrusion Detection Systems Consortium
• CDSSO — Cross-Domain Single Sign-On
• HLBR — Hogwash Light BRidge security software
• WSRP — Web Services for Remote Portlets
• PAR — Privacy Act Release
• VEIL — Variable Encryption and Intelligence Labeling
• JKMI — Joint Key Management Infrastructure
• WSS — Web Service Security
• ST — Screening Tool
• RKSS — Random Key Spaces Scheme
• XKMS — XML Key Management Specification
• ISDP — Information Sharing Data Protection
• PME — Protection Mitigation and Enhancement
• UCA — Unauthorized Computer Access
• SZE — Shared Zone Entry
• CNS — Computer and Network Security
• NID — Network Intrusion Detection
• APP — Application Peering Protocol
• UVS — Universal Verification System
• ECMEA — Enhanced Cellular Message Encryption Algorithm
• SLAM — Site Logging and Monitoring
• K — Key Generator
• HT — Hash table
• SMK — System Multipurpose Key
• CAT — Crisis Action Team
• MOSS — MIME (Multi-purpose Internet Mail Extensions) Object Security Services
• SCIP — Security, Confidentiality, Integrity, and Privacy
• ISBG — International Security Buyers Guide
• MOST — Michigan Online Security Training
• IBTT — Identity-Based Traitor Tracing
• LOH — List Of Hashes
• TDS — Trojan Defense Suite
• SDSI — Simple Distributed Security Infrastructure
• DPA — Data Privacy Algorithm
• ET — Extended Technology
• WLES — WebLogic Enterprise Security
• ECCO — Emergency Computer Crisis Organization
• WICF — Windows Internet Connection Firewall
• VTN — VeriSign Trust Network
• RS — Reed Solomon
• SSPE — Simple Security Policy Editor
• RLC — Rebound Lockout and Compression
• PVG — Protection of Vulnerable Groups
• IAP — Information Assurance Program
• CDID — Cross Divisional Identification
• TDAR — Temporary Desktop Administration Rights

• EKMP — Electronic Key Management Protocol
• JCSR — Japan Computer Security Research
• MLES — Multiple Line Encryption System
• UACT — User Account Control Team
• SPDR — Secure Protected Development Repository
• SBQ — Secure Business Quarterly
• RKS — Random Keys Scheme
• SUS — System Update Service
• CID — Card Identification Digit
• SCV — Secure Client Verification
• EDS — Emergency Disaster Services
• PAPB — Payment Application Best Practices
• PWK — PassWord Key
• OPA — Online Privacy Alliance
• CSAD — Computer Security Awareness Day
• CRS — Certificate Retrieval System
• WWUI — World-Wide Unique Identifier
• CISPA — Cyber-Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act
• SSO — Single Sign One
• ONE — Optimized Network Encryption
• TC — Thin Client
• VPI — Very Poor Integrity
• PKP — Public Key Partners (A vendor)
• DNSBL — Domain Name Server Block List
• ECL — Encoder Control List
• NOSSA — Naval Ordnance Safety & Security Activity
• WSH — Windows Scripting Host
• ITH — Item That's Hacked
• NICI — Novell International Cryptographic Infrastructure
• SARA — Self Assessment Risk Analysis
• DKG — Decryption Key Generator
• KIF — Key Interchange Format
• UGO — User, Group, and Other
• NSSA — National Security Space Architecture
• MDC — Message Digest Cipher
• UA — Unlimited Access
• TEI — Text Encoding Initiative
• JMP1 — Password Over-ride JuMPer number one
• NKMS — Navy Key Management System
• RIMS — Remote Intelligent Monitoring System
• ME — Message Encryption
• CUSIP — Committee of Uniform Security Identification Procedures
• UVT — McAfee VirusScan for Unix
• PADS — Protected Archives Distribution System
• VTN — Virtual Trust Network
• PPKC — Probabilistic Public Key Cryptosystem
• EKMC — Electronic Key Management Center
• QAL — Query Answered Log
• INES — Improved Network Encryption Systems
• VTC — Virus Test Center

• SK — Surrogate Key
• SECAAS — Security as a Service
• SIC — System Integrity Check
• TYM — Taking Your Machine
• MMH — Multilinear Modular Hashing
• LWS — Light-Weight System
• MIDAS — Monitoring Intrusion Detection and Administration Server
• WPK — Wireless Public Key
• UTE — Unlimited Time to Enter
• FIC — Fidelis Interoperable Credential
• VK — Virtual Key
• RPSS — Reverse Proxy Security Servers
• SEP — Slashdot Effect Protection
• TSSA — Trusted System Software Architecture
• BISF — Business Information Security Firewall
• SPKM — Simple Public Key Mechanism
• OBB — Orange Book Blog
• HIP — Hacking In Progress
• FUV — Fordham University Virus
• SAS — Scalable Available and Secure
• KGU — Crypto Generator Unit
• APG — Automated Password Generator
• VBA — Virtual Base for Access
• SET — Softcopy Exploitation Tools
• CSAC — Computer Security Advisory Committee
• MPD — Microsoft Project Database
• AA — Awaiting Activation
• WYX.A — Boot Sector Virus
• HIP — Host Interface Program
• QPR — Quicken Password Recovery
• IKM — Internet Key Management
• VFE — Version with Full Encryption
• SCIP — Security Cooperation Information Portal
• ZRG — Zhone Residential Gateway
• CMA — Control and Monitoring Agent
• ES — Encryption Scheme
• DJ — Dumpster Jockey
• TCBA — Thread Can Be Archived
• HEAD — Hand-held Encryption Authentication Device
• STO — Security Through Obscurity
• HATS — High Assurance Transformation System
• VVZ — Virus Varicela-Zoster
• APP — Application Program Package
• NIM — Not-Inside Message
• SXV — Self-eXpanding Virus
• ARIA — Acceptable Risk, Incorrect Acceptance
• RAN — Registration Access Number
• EPIC — Electronic Privacy Information Center
• RMF — Reputation Management Framework
• SARC — Symantec Antivirus Research Center

• SPOE — System Point Of Entry
• JCE — Java Cryptography Extensions
• SR — Security and Replication
• RPA — Remote Password Authentication
• RPKS — Random Pairwise Keys Scheme
• MASKMM — Modified Advanced Standard Key Management Module
• KMUA — Key Management User Agent
• SBK — Self-configured scheme for Boot-strapping Keys
• IPWG — Interactive Privacy Working Group
• PENS — Portcullis Enterprise Network Security
• ADG — Advanced Data Guardian
• ZS — Zone System
• MASK — Modified Advanced Standard Key
• DCHT — Development Capricorns Hack Team
• SPAM — Scanning Probe Array Memory
• NMU — Non-Maintainer Uploads
• KVMS — Key Variable Management System
• UMS — User Management System
• ECDL — Elliptic Curve Discrete Logarithm
• NVA — Network Vulnerability Assessment
• UAS — User Accounts Security
• IKG — Internet Key Generator
• SME — Short Message Encryption
• WYX.C1 — Boot Sector Virus
• AVC — AntiVirus Comparatives
• XSRF — Cross-Site Request Forgery
• SOAP — Secure Overlay Access Point
• SA — Security Advisory
• SNF — Single Network Firewall
• NTMG — Network Threat Management Gateway
• KMU — Key Management User
• NSIF — National Security Industry Forum
• ASAP — Application System Authorization Process
• GWV — Gnutella Worm Victim
• ELS — Equidistant Letter Sequence
• WTD — Who to Delete
• NLA — Network Log Analyzer
• APP — Application Program Processor
• ED — Encryption Device
• XCB — eXtended CodeBook
• PST — Pipeline Security Technology
• QHJ — QL Hackers Journal
• TE — Transmission Encryption
• ARC — Authenticated Request Code
• UBD — Uber0n Back Door
• LOSC — Letter Of Security Cognizance
• DOG — Disaster Operations Group
• MK — Modular Key
• CIP — Complete Internet Protection
• NAM — Numbered Access Module

• USM — User Session Management
• IIS — Instant Insecure Server
• GABCS — Government Advisory Board for CyberSecurity
• URA — User Role Assignment
• GSP — Guardian Service Processor
• SNLT — Speed Negotiation Lock Time
• VBFR — Virtual Buffer
• SKS — Synchronizing Key Server
• RWS — Roger Wilco Server
• NMH — Non-linear Modular Hashing
• INSS — Internal Network Security Sweep
• SKM — Standard Key Management
• WTS — Web Transaction Security
• GPK — Gerombolan Pengacau Keamanan (hackers)
• MTIPS — Managed Trusted Internet Protocol Service
• IPEM — Internet Privacy Enhanced Mail
• QKD — Quantum Key Distribution
• OFC — Optical Fiber Communications
• QST — Quality Security Training
• DOWS — Duck Operated Warning System
• TWS — TrustWorthy Software
• SAINT — Security Alliance for Internet and New Technologies
• DBDP — Disk Based Data Protection
• DSL — Days Since Login
• ISO — Initial Sign-On
• ISP — Internet Security Protocol
• SARA — Symantec Antivirus Research Automation
• ONC — OpenNet Controller
• FPKI — Federal Public Key Infrastructure
• IOC — Infrastructure Operating Center
• AVC — Access Vector Cache
• WUWA — Wake Up, We're Affected
• KHG — Kernel Hackers' Guide
• COPS — Computer Oracle and Password System
• IFS — Internet Fraud Screen
• MGE — Multi Gauntlet Emulator
• MISK — McGruff Internet Safety Kit
• KVMP — Key Variable Management Protocol
• SET — Secure Encryption Technology
• SE — Security-Enhanced
• VZK — Validate Zillion Key
• APP — Application Marker
• SVK — Signature Verifiable Key
• FBI — Fingerprint Biometric Identity
• CS — Coding Scheme
• ECS — Encryption Control System
• IETF — Intensional Existential Textuality Fanatics
• KVMP — Key Variable Management Plan
• ACMP — Access Control Management Program
• EBS — Enterprise Backup Solution

• SED — Secure Encryption Device
• CP — Code Page
• MAA — Message Authentication Algorithm
• TOR — Trusted Operating Root
• VKM — Vodak Kernel Model
• EPI — Electronic Privacy Information
• AAL — Access Activity Log
• MACID — Medium Access Control IDentifier
• WAV — Windows Anti-Virus
• EKOR — Trojan Backdoor.Sdbot.AQ computer virus
• EC — Encryption Control
• RIC — Recognizable Interchangeable Combinations
• QKG — Quantum Key Generation
• IA — Identification Authentication
• ZRM — Zone Releasing Module
• CM — Codebook Mapping
• ISTS — Institute for Security Technology and Society
• PAL — Personal Access List
• UCAR — User Control Access Right
• ASA — Automatic System Access
• H — Hoax
• IACE — Information Assurance Courseware Evaluation
• ITC — Information Trust Corporation
• MLS — Multiple Licensing Service
• VBH — Vinyl Badge Holder
• S-BOX — Substitution-box
• GRI — Guarding Rights Indefinite
• ACID — Anti-Copying In Design
• VCP — Vulnerability Contributor Program
• OSN — Operator Security Number
• HUGS — Harness Ultra Guard System
• NE — Network Encryption
• NSPK — Needham-Schroeder Public-Key
• MCFA — Mirox Cyber Force Academy
• MKM — Modular Key Management
• SKS — Smart Key System
• CRS — Carrier Router System
• SIATA — Security Infrastructure for Agent-based Telecommunication Applications
• KVMPR — Key Variable Management Procedures
• U — Unlocked
• SEP — Single Entry Point
• ESD — Electronic Secure Delivery
• PASS — Predicate Alteration Security System
• EC — Embedded Communication
• ODBE — Original Dynamic Broadcast Encryption
• URJ — Un-registration ReJection
• SE — Security Environment
• NSTIC — National Strategy on Trusted Identities in Cyberspace
• MSA — Multifunction Security Appliance
• EUSM — External User Security Model

• USNM — User Name
• IJB — Internet JunkBuster
• TSI — Telecommunication Security Information
• WETM — Waterman Error Trending Model
• LUP — Least User Privilege
• ISSA — Information Systems Security Association
• KMSSA — Key Management Software Support Agent
• CFP — Computers, Freedom, and Privacy
• FED — File Encrypted Data
• IIS — Insecure Infiltration System
• TSM — Trusted Service Management
• UI — Unauthorized Information
• PE — Privacy-Enhanced
• QXR — Quick Access Recording
• KMIP — Key Management Interoperability Protocol
• TPE — Trusted Path Execution
• VHM — Virus Help Munich
• MASKM — Modified Advanced Standard Key Management
• SASKMM — Sierra-based Advanced Standard Key Management Processor
• VDS — Virus Distribution System
• CHFT — Computer Hacking Forensic Training
• SRN — Security Reference Number
• SAARS — Small Authentication And Recording System
• KSSA — Kurt Seifried Security Advisory
• XAV — XMAIL Anti-Virus
• KISS — Keep Internet Security Simple
• CPW — Check Password
• RES — Revised Encoding Scheme
• RPG — Random Password Generator
• VD — Virus Definition
• BSP — Best Security Practices
• SCM — Secure Console Management
• CRHF — Collision-Resistant Hash Function
• ISBK — Improved Self-configured scheme for Boot-strapping Keys
• ILRT — Industry Loss Reduction Team
• CRV — Connectivity, Reliability, and Value
• PARI — Primary Access Rights Identifier
• SPK — Simple Public Key
• OIAP — Object-Independent Authorization Protocol
• VKE — VHF (Very-High Frequency) Keyless Entry
• IRF — Inherited Rights and Filters
• FHC — Fairhaven Hacking Clan
• AVP — Anti-Virus Protection
• WSS — Weapon System Specification
• CCC — Card Capabilities Container
• DCS — Disaster Control Squad
• NPP — National Privacy Principles
• WE — Wireless Encryption
• DMV — Document Macro Virus
• WBFB — Whole Body Film Badges

• HIP — Host Intrusion Prevention
• ICS — Inexpensive Cloaking Script
• FSAV — F-Secure Anti-virus
• NI — Not-Inside
• VB — Virtual Backup
• WISL — Wireless Security Laboratory
• SSP — Simple Security Policy
• IF — Information Foraging
• VATS — Versatile And Tough System
• WH — WallHack
• SRM — Security Relationship Management
• PTC — Polymorphic Tracking Code
• DL — Download Last
• DSK — Directory Style Key
• RC — Rivest Cipher
• UVS — Underground Vaults & Storage, Inc.
• SDC — Security Data Corporation
• MYK — Manage Your Keys
• EDESP — Endorsed Data Encryption Standard Product
• SAGE — Security Algorithms Group of Experts
• SMEK — Short Message Encryption Key
• SO — Sign Out
• ASA — After Security Advisory
• UDID — Universal Design IDentity
• VTM — Viral Traffic Machine
• TP — Tamper Proof
• STR — Suspicious Transaction Reporting
• ESD — Event Summary Data
• SBS — Safe Bolt System
• DLF — Definable Logging Format
• SIM — Secure Intelligent Menu system
• TC — Transform Coding
• RRD — Resonant Reed Decoder
• CTVS — Cap Token Verification Service
• APP — Applications Programme Department
• TPM — Technical Protection Measure
• SFK — Security Framework Kit
• SSF — Security Strength Factor
• IE — Intelligent Encryption
• MEA — Message Encryption Algorithm
• KC — Key Conversion
• SKT — Sectioned Key Tree
• EL — Encryption Licensing
• CSVN — Consistent SubVersioN
• IPC — Internet Protection Community
• DSK — Down-Stream Key
• NSA — Network Security Administration
• AUS — Anonymous Undeniable Signature
• BOS — Best of Security
• PMS — Possible Malicious Software

• UE — Unlikely Event
• DT — Deletion Tracking
• EIA — Entry Identification and Access
• OSP — Operator Security Password
• DBM — DataBase Maintenance
• DHS — Deceptive Header Screening
• NCSAM — National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
• CSVC — Computer System Validation Compliance
• NUT — N-Universal Transformation
• TVD — Total Virus Defence
• CAA — Collusion Attack Algorithm
• TAS — Token Access Support
• FEP — Forefront Endpoint Protection
• VPA — Voice Privacy Adaptor
• LVE — Lightweight Virtual Environment
• UXS — Unix Security
• DPU — Data Protection Unit
• SPG — Sequence Password Generator
• SAM — Symantic Anti-virus for Macintosh
• OMP — Online Media Protection
• UAC — Unified Administration Center
• SB — System Border
• CL — Counter Lock
• ISSIP — Information System Security Implementation Process
• HIP — Health Information Privacy
• TTH — Tiger Tree Hashing
• TAS — Toshiba Authentication Service
• SK — Strengthened Key
• WJSB — WannaJava Spam Controller
• WSSPF — Web Service Security Policy File
• AU — Authenticated User
• LSS — Location Signature Sensor
• SOSA — Spin Off Sub-Account
• MSSK — McGruff Safer Senior Kit
• DRM — Disaster Recovery Management
• HSP — Hidden Service Protocol
• ASDA — Application Security Design Assessment
• TT — Time-Tagged
• LB — Lock Bit
• ODM — Originally Detectable and Masked
• MBAE — MalwareBytes Anti-Exploit
• CK — Clear Key
• UV — User Visible
• VT — Virus Tools
• PARS — Privacy Act Release Statement
• SLR — Steam Lock Release
• PBM — Partition Boot Manager
• DVP — Dynamic Virus Protection
• GLESEC — GLobal Electronic-SECurity
• RAB — Remote Alarm Box

• PTF — Partition Trace File
• KG — Key Generation
• RA — Registry Agent
• FYI — Filter Your Internet
• RO — Ring Out
• PAS — Protected Area System
• SPD — Security Policy Distribution
• BSG — Belonging Security Goal
• GLT — Ghetto LAN (Local Area Network) Thugs
• TSP — Tracking Security Protection
• UG — Up Gateway
• SITE — Sign In To Enter
• CVI — Cyber Viral Implant
• SAFE — Secure and Fast Encryption
• RDC — Random Data Compression
• LLI — Last Login Identification
• RTAL — Real-Time Audit Log
• CCA — Chosen Ciphertext Attack
• KC — Key Code
• VMPE — Virtual Multi-Pass Encoding
• FCC — Full Cycle Checking
• PBC — Potential Backup Cost
• TVC — Trivial Vernam Cipher
• MLR — Master Lock Resettable
• SS — System Security
• SARDS — Spam Analysis Reporting and Destruction System
• OW — Ominous Worms
• UU — User Unknown
• SGC — Server-Gated Cryptography
• SNAP — System Network Advanced Protection
• MD — Mini-Disk
• CME — Cellular Message Encryption
• JCSV — JCV/SV40 hybrid Virus
• VW — Virtual Wallet
• IRIS — Incident Resolution Information System
• CM — Cryptological Mathematics
• LWS — Link WorkStation
• CCP — Cryptography Centralized Policy
• NT — Not Trusted
• BEF — Browser Exploitation Framework
• UFO — Un-Filtered Offering
• QBP — QuickBooks Password
• CDS — Certified Digital Signing
• MI — Message Invader
• TFA — Two-Factor Authentication
• RCE — Region Content Encryption
• IPL — Interim Parts Library
• TLC — Trust Level Control
• SD — Secure Data
• SAC — Slovak Antivirus Center

• SI — Secure Internet
• THC — Totally Homogonous Cryptography
• RDE — Randomized Data Encryption
• TRU — Trusted Reliable User
• CPS — Current Protection Subdomain
• KD — Key Define
• SKL — Site Key Library
• VR — Virus Removal
• IA — Impersonation Attack
• CP — Copy Protected
• FDC — Fault Design Criteria
• DPA — Dynamic PolyAlphabetic
• RA — Review Access
• FW — Fire Wall
• VSM — Viable Systems Method
• IPP — Identity Preservation Program
• ISIS — Isis Stands For Integrated Security
• SAC — Security Access Console
• AV — Access violation
• EPOC — Enhanced Protection of Content
• SC — Single Check
• CP — Compact Policy
• STAT — Secure Timed Audit Trail
• RPK — Rapid Public Key
• OEC — Offshore Engineered Component
• PBM — Passwords by Mask
• CMS — Certificate Management Services
• ICS — Ideal Costa Scheme
• PI — Personal Information
• SSS — Simple System Security
• PD — Parallel Decode
• OCB — Offset Code Book
• FT — Fully Trusted
• DP — Diverse Protection
• NCC — No Cycle Checking
• TPA — Third Party Auditor
• NV — New Variant
• IMP — Identifying, Monitoring, and Protecting
• ROS — Remote Operations Security
• UTC — User Tracking Cookie
• ICM — Integrated Cybercrime Management
• NL — New Lock
• SAC — Secure Authenticated Communication
• MP — Message Protector
• WG — Worm Guard
• RTP — Real-Time Protection
• ESA — Excessive Selective Access
• CE — Communication Encryption
• MB — MegaBytes
• MPL — Minumum Pattern Length

• PSP — Perfect Security Property
• SIN — Secure Identification Number
• SSA — Super Spammers Anonymous
• EMS — Electronic Media Sanitization
• CC — Common Criteria
• PEF — Password Encrypted Format
• VS — Very Secure
• ME — Malicious Environment
• R — Reencoding
• FSS — File System Safe
• PEF — Plain English Firewall
• IDS — Interface Domain Signature
• DST — Distributed Spam Trap
• KS — Key Sign
• SIC — Secure Identification Chip
• E — Encryption
• AVS — Anti-Virus Station
• PAD — Private Alias Directory
• SP — Security Potential
• OCB — Operational Cipher Block
• DLD — Default Logging Destination
• IT — Information Trickery
• VCI — V-Chip Information
• STS — Sound Telecommunication Security
• KA — Key Address
• LE — Live Encoding
• U — Userid
• SP — Secure Proxy
• NC — No Check
• MLE — Multiple Line Encryption
• OT — Open Trapdoor
• ITP — Information Technology Probers
• UMA — Unlocking Mechanical Apparatus
• SBI — Slip Bluetooth Interface
• ICV — Integrated Check Vector
• RAM — Remote Authorization Mechanism
• KU — Keyed Unique
• CMK — Complete Match Key
• MS — Malicious System
• SK — Spatial Key
• NTR — No Trusting Required
• B — Breach
• CRR — Cyber Resilience Review
• SD — Self Delete
• SMC — Super Map Controller
• MOD — Methods Of Destruction

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