Season 1
Episodes
What is SSO
SSO is like getting a VIP wristband—sign in once and get access everywhere. With Single Sign-On, you use one set of login credentials to access multiple applications or systems. It's convenient for users and more...
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What is a SOC
A SOC is the digital command center where cyber threats are detected, analyzed, and stopped. The Security Operations Center is a team of cybersecurity experts who monitor systems 24/7 (or during business hours) to...
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What is PKI
PKI is the trust network that makes secure communication on the internet possible. It’s like a digital passport system—verifying identities, encrypting data, and ensuring that when you connect to a website, it’s...
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What is DOS & DDOS
DoS is like blocking the front door; DDoS is like sending a mob to block every entrance. A DoS attack floods a system with traffic until it can’t handle real users. A DDoS attack does the same, but from thousands of...
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What is CVSS
CVSS is like the Richter scale for cybersecurity threats. It assigns a score from 0 to 10 to show how dangerous a vulnerability really is. This helps security teams prioritize what needs fixing first—because not all...
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What is CHAP
CHAP is like a secret handshake that changes every time. It’s a way for systems to verify your identity without ever revealing your actual password. Instead, it uses a challenge-response method, sending a new...
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What are APTs
APTs are like elite burglars who break in quietly, stay hidden, and slowly steal valuables over time. APTs (Advanced Persistent Threats) are stealthy, long-term cyberattacks usually carried out by highly skilled...
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What are APIs
APIs are like waiters at a restaurant—taking your request, delivering it to the kitchen (the system), and bringing back exactly what you ordered. APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) act as messengers between...
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What is AES
AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) is a symmetric encryption algorithm used across the internet and endorsed by NIST. After using DES since 1975 NIST adopted AES due to it's increased strength in 2001. It is important...
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What are ACLs
ACLs are the bouncer's list of who gets in or out. ACLs (Access Control List) are most popularly used within networking but the concept of a list that say who gets in or out is a concept used through out tech. While...
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