Health Data
Privacy
Information about your health that can be very sensitive.
Glossary
Plain-language explanations for encryption, tracking, compliance, and security concepts.
Privacy
Information about your health that can be very sensitive.
Privacy
A US law for protecting health information.
Encryption
Doing math on locked data without unlocking it.
Encryption
A special device that stores keys safely and does crypto operations securely.
Web Security
A rule that forces your browser to use HTTPS for a site.
Web Security
A cookie setting that blocks JavaScript from reading the cookie.
Networking
The secure version of HTTP for websites.
Authentication
A service that handles login for other apps.
Threats
Someone uses your personal info to pretend to be you.
Data Management
Backups that cannot be changed or deleted for a set time.
Security
The plan to handle a security problem.
Privacy
A browsing mode that doesn’t save much locally.
Data Management
Rules for how an organization manages information safely.
Security
Protecting information from leaks and attacks.
Security
A tool that watches for suspicious activity and alerts you.
Networking
The network “address” of your device.
Networking
Saving IP addresses in logs.
Privacy
The legal area whose laws apply.
Privacy
Choosing a country’s laws on purpose to get certain rules.
Session Management
A compact token apps use to prove identity or permissions.
Anonymization
A rule: you should blend into a group of at least k people.
Encryption
How encryption keys are created, stored, and protected.
Encryption
Changing encryption keys regularly.
Encryption
A secure “safe” for encryption keys and secrets.