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405 election security terms starting with A, with direct links to full definitions and source-backed context.

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Analysis

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The examination of acquired data for its significance and probative value to the case. (SP 800-72) (NICCS)

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Analysis Approach

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The approach used to define the orientation or starting point of the risk assessment, the level of detail in the assessment, and how risks due to similar threat scenarios are treat...

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Analyze

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A NICE Workforce Framework category consisting of specialty areas responsible for highly specialized review and evaluation of incoming cybersecurity information to determine its us...

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Anomaly Based Detection

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The process of comparing definitions of what activity is considered normal against observed events to identify significant deviations. (SP 800-94) (NICCS)

Cybersecurity1 source

Anonymisation

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the use of cryptographic anonymity tools to hide or mask one's identity on the Internet. (UK 2016)

Cybersecurity1 source

Anonymity

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The inability to identify the voter who cast a particular ballot.

Voting Systems1 source

Anonymizers

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Anonymizers are tools, such as VPNs, proxies, or the Tor network, that mask a user's IP address and scramble internet traffic to hide digital identity and enable private browsing.

Cybersecurity1 source

Anonymous Contributions

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Financial contributions made to an organized campaign, that do not require disclosure of the person or organization that made the contribution.

Election Administration1 source

Ansi

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American National Standards Institute

Standards2 sources

Anti Cross Site Request Forgery (anti Csrf)

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Anti-CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) measures prevent unauthorized commands from being submitted by authenticated users.

Cybersecurity1 source

Anti Forensic

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Anti-forensics refers to techniques designed to deliberately hinder, confuse, or destroy digital evidence, making forensic investigation difficult or impossible.

Cybersecurity1 source

Anti Jam

The result of measures to resist attempts to interfere with communications reception. Source: CNSSI No. 1200

Communications2 sources

Anti Signal Fingerprint

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Result of measures used to resist attempts to uniquely identify a particular transmitter based on its signal parameters. Source: CNSSI No. 1200

Cybersecurity1 source

Anti Signal Spoof

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Result of measures used to resist attempts to achieve imitative or manipulative communications deception based on signal parameters. Source: CNSSI No. 1200

Cybersecurity1 source

Anti Spoof

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Countermeasures taken to prevent the unauthorized use of legitimate identification & authentication (I&A) data, however it was obtained, to mimic a subject different from the attac...

Access Control2 sources

Anti Spyware Software

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Anti-spyware software is a specialized security tool designed to detect, block, and remove malicious software that secretly monitors user activity, steals data, or hijacks devices.

Cybersecurity1 source

Anti Tamper (at)

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Systems engineering activities intended to deter and/or delay exploitation of critical technologies in a U.S. defense system in order to impede countermeasure development, unintend...

Cybersecurity1 source

Antifa

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Stands for the "anti-fascist" movement that had its roots in left-wing protests against right-wing conservatism; a loose collection of regional groups and individuals aiming -- thr...

Election Administration1 source

Antispoofing

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Antispoofing refers to techniques, technologies, and policies designed to detect and prevent attackers from masquerading as trusted entities to steal data, bypass security, or gain...

Cybersecurity1 source

Antispyware Software

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1. A program that specializes in detecting and blocking or removing forms of spyware. Related Term(s): spyware. (Adapted from: NCSD Glossary) (NICCS) 2. A program that specializes...

Cybersecurity1 source
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