Asset Intelligence is the process of discovering, monitoring, and understanding all devices and systems connected to a network for improved security.
Asset inventory is a detailed list of all devices, applications, and systems in an organization’s network, vital for effective cybersecurity management.
Asset management is the process of tracking and managing all devices, software, and data an organization owns to ensure their security and compliance.
Asset seizure is when authorities temporarily take control of property or funds suspected to be connected to crime, pending a legal decision.
Assistive technology includes devices and software that help people with disabilities perform everyday tasks, improving accessibility and independence.
Assume, in cybersecurity, means expecting breaches will happen and focusing on limiting damage, detecting intrusions, and recovering quickly.
An astable configuration is a circuit, often using a 555 timer, that automatically produces a steady stream of on-off pulses without external input.
AsyncRAT is a remote access trojan that lets attackers control infected computers, steal data, and spy on users without their knowledge.
An ATM is a self-service banking machine that lets users withdraw, deposit, or check money using a card and PIN, without a bank teller.
An atomic clock is a device that keeps extremely accurate time by measuring the consistent vibrations of atoms, often used in scientific and technological systems.