Module 190 - Unit 4 - Communications for Justice & Security l

Information can be modified only by those authorized to do so:

A U.S. Department of Justice program to collect and share reports of suspicious activity:

A malicious computer program that can copy itself and infect a computer:

Information is available only to those who rightly have access to it:

Information is accessible to those who need it, when they need it:

The primary communications protocol for relaying data across the web:

Malicious software installed on computers without their informed consent for hostile reasons:

The TCP/IP protocol was previously:

A protocol for alarm communications over IP.

A business-oriented professional networking site that works much like other social media sites:

A piece of text stored by a users web browser.

Universal set of rules for polite web-based human interaction:

A collection of software agents that run autonomously and automatically;

Created by FBI's CJIS Division to help local agencies to share investigative information:

An emerging standard of mobile technology for the new 700 MHz public safety radio band:

A broad category of alternatives to incarceration:

An attempt to redirect a website's traffic to another, fraudulent website:

Involves taking over a conversation thread on a message board & turning conversation off topic:

Social microblogging network based on the 280 character limit (previously 140) of SMS messages:

An automated check-in system for supervision of probationers:

Type of malware installed on a computer and used to collect info. without users knowledge:

An online social structure made up of individuals or organizations called nodes:

A national criminal justice database, operated by the FBI's Criminal Justice Info. Service:

The act of personally antagonizing another person on the internet:

Involves verbal abuse of others, either individually or as a group: