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A/B Testing

Comparing two versions of a webpage or ad to see which performs better.

Access Control

A system for managing who can access specific resources.

Accounting Software

Software for managing financial transactions and reporting.

Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)

A long-term targeted cyberattack on a network.

Adware

Software that displays unwanted ads on your device.

Affiliate Marketing

A type of marketing where affiliates earn a commission for promoting a product or service.

Agile Methodology

A flexible approach to software development focused on iterative progress and collaboration.

Algorithm

A set of instructions used to solve a problem or complete a task.

All-in-One PC

A computer that integrates all components into the monitor for a compact design.

Antivirus

Software that detects and removes malware from your device.

API (Application Programming Interface)

A tool that allows different apps to communicate and share data.

API Documentation

A guide on how to use an API.

API Gateway

A tool that manages and directs API requests to appropriate services.

API Key

A code that allows apps to access a specific API.

Apps Script

A platform to automate tasks in Google Workspace tools.

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

The ability of computers to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence.

ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit)

A chip designed for a specific application, such as cryptocurrency mining.

Attribution Model

A framework for assigning credit to marketing channels in a customer’s journey.

Augmented Reality (AR)

Technology that overlays virtual objects onto the real world.

Authentication

Verifying the identity of a user before granting access to a system.

Authorization

Granting permissions to a user to access specific resources or data.

Automation Workflow

A series of tasks automated to save time and reduce errors.

AWS (Amazon Web Services)

A cloud platform that provides computing power, storage, and other resources.

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Back-End Framework

A framework used to build the server side of web applications.

Backend

The part of a website or app that handles data and functionality behind the scenes.

Backlink

A link from one website to another, often used to improve SEO.

Backup

Making a copy of your important files to protect them from loss in case of...

Bandwidth

The amount of data that can be transmitted over a network.

Bandwidth Throttling

A deliberate slowing down of internet speed by an ISP or network.

Behavioral Targeting

Delivering ads based on a user’s browsing behavior and habits.

BIOS

The software that starts your computer and loads the operating system.

BIOS Chip

A chip that stores the basic input/output system firmware on a computer.

Block Storage

A type of storage used for storing files in fixed-size chunks.

Blog Post

An article or update published on a website to share information or insights.

Blue Team

A group responsible for defending an organization from cyber threats.

Boot Process

The sequence of steps a computer takes to turn on and start running.

Botnet

A network of infected devices controlled by a hacker.

Bounce Rate

Bounce RateBounce rate is the percentage of visitors who land on a webpage and leave...

Broadcast Domain

A network segment where devices can directly communicate through broadcasts.

Brute Force Attack

A hacking method that tries every possible password combination to gain access.

Build Process

The steps to compile, link, and package code into a usable application.

Business Continuity Plan (BCP)

A strategy to ensure critical business operations can continue during a disruption.

Business Intelligence

Tools for analyzing data to make informed decisions.

Business Process Management (BPM)

A methodology for improving and optimizing business processes.

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Cache

Temporary storage that helps websites and apps load faster.

Cache Clearing

The process of removing temporary files stored by your browser or system to improve performance...

Cache Memory

Temporary storage used to speed up frequent tasks.

Caching

A process that stores website data temporarily to improve load speeds.

Calendar

A tool to schedule meetings and manage events.

Call to Action (CTA)

A prompt that encourages users to take a specific action, like 'Sign Up Now'.

Change Management

A structured approach for transitioning individuals, teams, or systems to a desired state.

Chatbot

An AI-powered program designed to simulate conversations with users.

Chipset

A set of electronic components that manage data flow on a motherboard.

CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment)

A method to automate software building, testing, and deployment.

Cloud Backup

Storing copies of your files on the internet for easy recovery and access.

Cloud Bursting

A setup where workloads are moved to the cloud during high-demand periods.

Cloud Computing

Using remote servers to store, manage, and process data.

Cloud Cost Optimization

Strategies to reduce cloud spending while maintaining performance.

Cloud Function

Definition:A Cloud Function is a serverless computing service where a piece of code runs in...

Cloud Governance

Policies and practices for managing cloud resources effectively.

Cloud Hosting

Hosting that uses a network of servers to store and deliver your website.

Cloud Migration

The process of moving data, applications, or infrastructure to the cloud.

Cloud Monitoring

The process of tracking cloud resource usage and performance.

Cloud Native

Applications designed specifically to run in a cloud environment.

Cloud Orchestration

Automating cloud workflows and resource management.

Cloud Region

A geographic location where a cloud provider operates its data centers.

Cloud Scaling

Adjusting cloud resources up or down based on demand.

Cloud Security

Measures to protect cloud-based systems and data.

Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM)

Tools to monitor and improve the security of cloud resources.

Cloud SLA (Service Level Agreement)

A contract that defines the cloud provider's performance commitments.

Cloud Sync

The process of automatically updating files across multiple devices using cloud storage.

Cloud Zone

A subdivision within a cloud region to improve availability and performance.

Cloud-Native Application

An app designed specifically to run in a cloud environment.

CMS (Content Management System)

A tool that helps you create and manage website content without coding.

Code

A set of written instructions that tell a computer what to do.

Code Linter

A tool that analyzes code for potential errors and ensures adherence to coding standards.

Code Refactoring

The process of restructuring existing code without changing its functionality.

Code Repository

A storage location where code is stored and managed, often using Git.

Cold Storage

A method of storing data offline to protect it from cyber threats.

Collaboration Platform

Apps for team communication and file sharing.

Collaboration Tools

Apps that help teams work together effectively.

Collision Domain

A network segment where data collisions can occur between devices.

Compatibility

The ability of software or hardware to work seamlessly with other systems or devices.

Compilation

Converting code into a format that computers can execute.

Compliance

Adhering to industry standards and regulations for data and systems.

Configuration Management

The process of maintaining systems in a consistent state.

Container

A lightweight and portable package that includes an application and its dependencies.

Container Registry

A repository for storing and managing container images.

Containerization

The process of packaging applications and their dependencies into lightweight containers.

Content Strategy

A plan for creating, publishing, and managing content to achieve business goals.

Content Syndication

The process of republishing content on third-party websites to reach a broader audience.

Continuous Delivery

A practice where code changes are automatically prepared for release to production.

Conversion Funnel

A visual representation of the customer journey from awareness to purchase.

Conversion Rate

The percentage of users who complete a desired action, like making a purchase.

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Dashboard

A visual interface displaying key metrics and information.

Data Anonymization

The process of removing identifying information from datasets to protect privacy.

Data Exfiltration

The unauthorized transfer of data from a system.

Data Governance

The policies and practices for managing data quality, security, and usage.

Data Masking

Hiding sensitive data by replacing it with fictional data.

Data Migration

Transferring data from one system or device to another securely and without loss.

Data Pipeline

A system for transferring data between different tools or systems.

Data Sovereignty

The concept that data is subject to the laws of the country where it is...

Data Visualization

Transforming raw data into graphs and charts to make it easier to understand.

DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service)

An attack that overwhelms a server with traffic to disrupt its services.

Debug Mode

A mode used in software to identify and fix errors during development.

Debugging

The process of finding and fixing errors in code.

Dedicated Hosting

A hosting service where your website gets an entire server to itself.

Dependency

A piece of software required by another software to run properly.

Dependency Injection

A design pattern that provides objects their dependencies rather than creating them directly.

DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)

A protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses to devices in a network.

Diagnostic Tool

Software that helps identify and fix issues with your computer or network.

Digital Asset Management (DAM)

The process of storing, organizing, and retrieving digital files.

Digital Forensics

The process of investigating and recovering evidence from digital devices.

Digital Signature

A secure electronic signature used to verify the authenticity of a document or message.

Digital Twin

A virtual representation of a physical object or system for simulation and analysis.

Disaster Recovery

A strategy to restore systems and data after an outage or attack.

Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)

A cloud-based solution for recovering data and applications after a disaster.

DisplayPort

A digital interface for connecting monitors and other display devices.

DMZ (Demilitarized Zone)

A subnetwork that adds an extra layer of security between internal and external networks.

DNS (Domain Name System)

The system that translates domain names into IP addresses.

DNS Propagation

The time it takes for DNS changes to update across the internet.

DNS Record

A database entry that tells a domain where to direct internet traffic.

Docker

DockerDocker is a tool that allows developers to package applications and their dependencies into containers....

Docking Station

A device that provides additional ports and functionality for laptops.

Domain Name

The address people type to visit your website (e.g., yourbusiness.com).

Downtime

The time when a system is not operational.

Drag-and-Drop Editor

A tool that allows users to build content by dragging elements.

Drip Campaign

An automated sequence of marketing emails sent over time.

Drive

A cloud storage service for storing and sharing files.

Dynamic IP Address

An IP address that changes periodically, assigned by DHCP.

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E-Commerce

The process of buying and selling products online.

E-Ink Display

A screen technology designed to mimic the appearance of ink on paper.

Edge Computing

Processing data near its source instead of relying on centralized data centers.

Edge Gateway

A device that connects edge devices to the cloud.

EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory)

Definition:EEPROM is a type of memory that stores data permanently but allows it to be...

Elasticity

The ability of cloud services to automatically scale resources up or down based on demand.

Email Marketing

Promoting your products or services through email campaigns.

Embedded Systems

Computing systems designed for specific functions within larger devices.

Encryption

Securing your data by converting it into a code that only authorized users can access.

Encryption Key

A piece of information used to secure or unlock encrypted data.

Encryption Protocol

A method used to secure data by converting it into a code.

Endpoint

A specific URL used to access part of an API.

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)

Tools that monitor and respond to threats on devices connected to a network.

Endpoint Encryption

Encrypting data on devices like laptops and phones to prevent unauthorized access.

Endpoint Security

Protection for devices like laptops and phones from online threats.

ERP Integration

Connecting enterprise resource planning systems with other apps.

ETL (Extract, Transform, Load)

ETL stands for Extract, Transform, Load. It’s a process used in data management to move...

Event-Driven Architecture

A design where components communicate through events triggered by actions.

Evergreen Content

Definition:Evergreen content refers to high-quality, timeless content that remains relevant and valuable to readers over...

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