Dark Web
A network of unindexed, encrypted websites, often dedicated to criminal activities. They are hosted on special domains, and you need special software to access them, such as the Freenet or TOR browser. While there are technical differences between Dark Web and Dark Net, the terms are used interchangeably these days.
Data Breaches
A data breach, also known as a data leak or data spill, is an event that includes the illegal inspection, access or retrievial of data by a person, an application or otherwise a service. It is a form of security breach that is intended to steal or broadcast the data to an unsafe or illicit site.
Data Capture
Data capture, or electronic data capture, is the process of extracting information from a document and converting it into data readable by a computer.
Data Enrichment
Data enrichment is defined as the merging of third-party data from an external authoritative source with an existing database of first-party customer data. Brands do this to enhance the data they already possess so they can make more informed decisions with a larger pool of higher quality data.
Data Points
A data point is defined as a distinct component of data. In a broad common sense, every single detail is considered as a data point. In an arithmetical or systematic framework, a data point is typically imitative in terms of size or investigation and can also be exemplified in an arithmetic and/or detailed manner.
Data Protection Act
The Data Protection Act (DPA) is a United Kingdom law passed in 1988. It was established to manage how individual or consumer data could be used by any organizations or government organizations. It protects the public and also provide some instructions on how to use the data people's data.
Data Provider
The term data provider is used to describe the process of retrieving data from relational data sources in non-real time applications. The data provider manages the data at each stage by mapping the logical column definitions in the application view to physical table columns in the customer database.
Data Science
Data science is a multi- disciplinary area that practices scientific techniques, procedures, systems and even algorithms to excerpt data and visions from arranged and unarranged data. Data science intends to combine the digits, data analysis, mechanism knowledge and their associated approaches, to recognize and investigate real events within the data itself.
Data Security Standard
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a widely recognized set of rules and policies proposed to improve the security of cash, debit and credit card transactions and also to protect credit cardholders, to prevent the mismanagement of their private data. The PCI DSS was formed in association with four major credit-card companies: Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express in 2004.
Data Set
Data set is an assortment of data. Usually a data set match up to the subjects of a distinct database table, or otherwise a particular arithmetical data matrix, where each single column of the table indicates a specific variable, and each row match up to a set of affiliates of the query data set.
Day of the Jackal Fraud
Day of the Jackal Fraud is an identity fraud tecnique in which the birth certificate of a dead child is used to obtain a passport or some other certified identity document. This kind of fraud is entitled based on the book which has the same name/title, written by Fredrick Forsyth.