security protocols
Digital defense rules
Security protocols are standardized procedures and rules designed to protect systems, data, or communications from unauthorized access or attack.
In computing, they're formal specifications governing secure data exchange: The server uses SSL/TLS security protocols.
More broadly, the term covers any systematic protective measures: Airport security protocols have tightened since 2001.
Organizations develop security protocols for everything from password requirements to emergency evacuations.
- OAuthToken-based authorization standard
- two-factor authenticationIdentity confirmation requiring two proofs
- encryptionConverting data into code
- surveillanceSystematic observation of subjects
- digital signaturesCryptographic authentication of documents
man in the middle · brute force attack · firewall · zero trust · access control · need to know · cybersecurity · audit trails · biometrics · end-to-end encryption · PKI · threat assessment · VPN · certificate · lockdown · intrusion · data breach · monitoring
- Router Specsdual-band, tri-band, WiFi 6, USB ports, antennas
- prisonsprison, inmates, cells, prisons, prisoner
- safetysafety helmet, hazard, airbag, alert, occupational safety
- securityalarm system, lock, safe, alarm, camera
- security termsPIN, password, passwords, encryption, encrypted
- travel securitypassport control, baggage screening, TSA, metal detectors, body scanners
security protocolsopen access
Free public scholarly content
public access · free access · open-door policy · open architecture · guest access
security protocolssecurity holes
Exploitable system weaknesses
backdoors · security breaches · security flaws · exploits · attack vectors
security protocolscarelessness
Inattention causing mistakes
negligence · disorganization · sloppiness · complacency · recklessness