ReasonLabs Cyberpedia

In a world where cybersecurity often means the difference between operating a successful, secure business and falling foul to a potentially catastrophic data breach, the term "Encryption Standards" holds significant meaning. An...   Read More

Encrypted drives play a significant role in cybersecurity and antivirus protection, addressing various concerns related to data privacy, integrity, and accessibility. An encrypted drive refers to a device that employs encryption...   Read More

"Email antivirus" is a significant term in the context of cybersecurity and antivirus. It refers to a software program designed to identify, counter, and eradicate malware that could potentially infiltrate a system through an...   Read More

Employee monitoring lies at a compelling intersection of cybersecurity and human behavior, creating a nexus of personal productivity and organizational security. In the simplest terms, employee monitoring can be described as an...   Read More

Evasi0n, spelled with a zero in place of the 'o', is a prominent and noteworthy artifact in the domains of cybersecurity and antivirus application. This key player represents a software tool that was employed to open devices...   Read More

Email monitoring is a critical part of the cybersecurity architecture of businesses today, albeit somewhat still neglected. As the term suggests, email monitoring involves scrutinizing electronic mail sent and received by...   Read More

Event correlation, with refers to a method that not only identifies but also analyzes relationships between different events detected at a particular period of time across diverse cybersecurity solutions deployed in an...   Read More

Exploit analysis is a critical component of cybersecurity and antivirus solutions. It refers to the systematic study of the tactics, techniques, and procedures used by cyber attackers to intrude into a system or network. Exploit...   Read More

Email spam, also known as junk email, refers to unsolicited messages sent in bulk via email. email spam poses significant risks as spam emails frequently contain malicious content such as malware that threatening to compromise...   Read More

Electronic Health Records (EHR), essentially digital versions of patients' records, have revolutionized people's access to health information. Healthcare providers worldwide use EHR systems, mitigating the drawbacks of...   Read More

Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are digital versions of patients' traditional paper health information files. These records are monitored in real-time and are accessible to relevant medical personnel and healthcare practitioners...   Read More

Executable code refers to programs or applications that perform specific functions according to instructions encoded within them. While human/computer interaction in the graphical user interface (GUI) remains evident, at the very...   Read More

Exploit techniques refer to a myriad of strategies employed by cyber attackers to take advantage of various software and system vulnerabilities. These techniques are continually evolving, driven by relentless advancement in...   Read More

Execution Control refers to the process that oversees or controls how and when different applications or programs run on a computer system. This is a mechanism for managing and coordinating tasks within the computer system to...   Read More

Exception handling is a crucial aspect in cybersecurity and antivirus applications. It refers to the response given by a computing system or a software program when an exceptional situation or error arises during the execution of...   Read More

Extended Validation Secure Sockets Layer, also recognized as EV SSL, is a category of digital security certificate that provides superior authentication format compared to others SSLs. Developed by the CA/Browser Forum in 2007,...   Read More

EMV, standing for Europay, MasterCard, and Visa, is a globally recognized standard used for interoperation of integrated circuit cards, or "chip cards". These chip cards, more formally known as IC cards or IC credit cards, are...   Read More

Electronic ID, also known as e-ID, refers to digitized personal identification systems which governments from around the globe are integrating within their domestic identification infrastructure. In the context of cybersecurity...   Read More

Email Shielding is a critical cybersecurity function primarily focused on safeguarding users against harmful content in emails. This operation is an element of extensive antivirus and cybersecurity services provided by multiple...   Read More

Executable Protection refers to a series of steps and measures taken, either through special algorithms or the usage of specific software, to protect executable files from being infected with malicious programs such as viruses,...   Read More