
What is DNS?
DNS translates domain names into IP addresses and is vital to internet operations and cybersecurity.
Our glossary is designed to make cybersecurity, compliance, and supply chain risk concepts clear and accessible. Whether you’re new to the field or a seasoned professional, this resource helps you navigate the language that shapes our industry.
Each term is explained in plain language, often with practical examples, so you can quickly understand its meaning and relevance. From technical jargon to regulatory definitions, we break it down so you can focus on applying the knowledge.
Use this glossary as a quick reference or a learning tool to strengthen your understanding and communicate confidently about digital resilience.
DNS translates domain names into IP addresses and is vital to internet operations and cybersecurity.
The Dutch Cybersecurity Act requires organizations to assess risks, report incidents, and register under the
SSL secures online communication through encryption, preventing eavesdropping and data tampering.
CWE categorizes software weaknesses to support secure development and smarter third-party risk analysis.
CVE assigns unique identifiers to known vulnerabilities for better risk tracking and response.
TPRM manages third-party risks in areas like cybersecurity, compliance, and operational continuity.
SCRM manages risks in the supply chain to strengthen resilience against cyber and operational disruptions.
SCDR detects and responds to cyber threats in your supply chain — fast, focused, and beyond your organizational boundaries.
DNSSEC secures DNS traffic using digital signatures to prevent tampering and redirection.
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