Abbreviation's used in IT-Security

  1. XXS - Cross-Site Scripting
  2. DOS - Denial of Services
  3. DDOS - Distributed Denial of Service
  4. IPSec - Internet Protocol Security
  5. SSE – Server Side Encryption
  6. TLS - Transport Layer Security
  7. CSP – Content Security Policy
  8. CBSP - Cloud Based Security Providers.
  9. AES - Advance Encryption Standards.
  10. MFA - Multi-Factor Authentication
  11. WAF - Web Application Firewall
  12. STS - Security Token Service.
  13. RAT - Remote Administration Tool
  14. SPF - Sender Policy Framework.
  15. CVSS -Common Vulnerability Scoring System
  16. SAST -System Application Security Testing
  17. WAP - Web Application Protection
  18. SCD - Sousse Code Disclosure
  19. DSA - Digital Signature Algorithm
  20. DES – Data Encription Standard

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