ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

Email security solutions refer to techniques and methodologies employed to protect email content, accounts, and communication infrastructure from a variety of cybersecurity threats such as phishing, spoofing, malware, and spam....   Read More

Encryption Detection involves identifying cryptographic algorithms in use over a network or within a system, seeing encrypted activities, or for recognizing or unveiling the cipher protocol. The purpose of encryption detection is...   Read More

Email analysis, when examined from the context of cybersecurity and antivirus, refers to the systematic examination of emails to detect any threats, spam, and malicious content that may affect the security integrity of an...   Read More

E-commerce fraud involves illicit and dishonest practices targeting both consumers and businesses in the online trading environment. As business operations have globally pivoted towards digital platforms, cybersecurity threats,...   Read More

External hard drive backup is essentially the process of storing copies of valuable data in external hard drives to safeguard the information in the event of a catastrophic system failure, storage loss, or malicious attack. To...   Read More

Encrypted messaging is a method of secure, digital communication that uses various technological protocols to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of the data transmitted between two parties. As effective applications of...   Read More

'Eavesdropping Prevention' is a key aspect in the larger domain of cybersecurity and antivirus measures, where it ensures the robustness of secure communication lines and resilience against cyber threats. Predominantly focusing...   Read More

Email recovery, with plays an integral role in complementing the overall protection strategies that organizations deploy for their safety. The process entails retrieval of messages, contacts, attachments, and other forms of vital...   Read More

"Encrypted Data Recovery" is a term that refers to the process of restoring, recovering, or unlocking encrypted data that has been tampered with or cannot be accessed due to being compromised by threats such as hacking or system...   Read More

Exploit detection is a critical aspect of cybersecurity and antivirus programs focused on identifying and countering attempts by unauthorized actors to exploit vulnerabilities in a network, system, or application. This process...   Read More

Email signing, in the context of cybersecurity and antivirus programs, is a way of ensuring the integrity, authenticity, and non-repudiation of electronic messages. It raises the confidentiality level of email correspondence,...   Read More

End-entity certificates are central to the understanding of how cybersecurity operates, particularly in relation to antivirus software and secure communication protocols. An end-entity certificate is an integral part of public...   Read More

E-mail protection is a crucial aspect of cyber security and antivirus mechanisms. With more and more people worldwide regularly utilizing an email for personal use or work-related purposes, protecting the information circulated...   Read More

EAP-TLS, or Extensible Authentication Protocol - Transport Layer Security, represents a powerful security protocol niche in cybersecurity and is widely used across enterprises for providing superior security during network...   Read More

EAP-MSCHAPv2 is a protocol that stands for Extensible Authentication Protocol Microsoft's Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol version 2. This protocol stems from the networking realm, particularly focused on allowing...   Read More

EAP-GTC, which stands for Extensible Authentication Protocol Generic Token Card, is a widely used protocol in cybersecurity landscapes to secure systems and protect them against cyber threats and unauthorized access. Including it...   Read More

EAP-SIM, standing for Extensible Authentication Protocol for Subscriber Identity Module, is an advanced network security protocol extensively used in networking technology, particularly in the cybersecurity industry. Within the...   Read More

EAP-AKA, or Extensible Authentication Protocol-Authentication and Key Agreement, is a 3GPP-defined mechanism utilized in providing secure communication in wireless systems. Typically employed within the cybersecurity and...   Read More

EAP-IKEv2, or Extensible Authentication Protocol-Internet Key Exchange version 2, combines capabilities of Internet Key Exchange (a protocol suite for creating and managing security associations) and the Extensible Authentication...   Read More

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a sophisticated method used to monitor, detect, and rapidly respond to threats on an end-user device such as smartphones, tablets, or laptops. The primary idea behind EDR is to offer...   Read More