CompTIA Security + SY0-701 (V7) Exam Acronyms Practice Test 4

SAE stands for Simultaneous Authentication of Equals on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

SD-WAN stands for Software-defined Wide Area Network on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

SCEP stands for Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

SCAP stands for Security Content Automation Protocol on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

SCADA stands for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

SASE stands for Secure Access Service Edge on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

SAN stands for Subject Alternative Name on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

SAN stands for Storage Area Network on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

SAML stands for Security Assertions Markup Language on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

SDK stands for Software Development Kit on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

SaaS stands for Software as a Service on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

S/MIME stands for Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

RTP stands for Real-time Transport Protocol on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

RTOS stands for Real-time Operating System on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

RTO stands for Recovery Time Objective on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

RTBH stands for Remotely Triggered Black Hole on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

RSA stands for Rivest, Shamir, & Adleman on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

SHA stands for Secure Hashing Algorithm on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

SMS stands for Short Message Service on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

SMB stands for Server Message Block on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

SLE stands for Single Loss Expectancy on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

SLA stands for Service-level Agreement on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

SIM stands for Subscriber Identity Module on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

SIEM stands for Security Information and Event Management on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

SHTTP stands for Secure Hypertext Transfer Protocol on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

RPO stands for Recovery Point Objective on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

SFTP stands for Secured File Transfer Protocol on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

SEH stands for Structured Exception Handler on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

SED stands for Self-encrypting Drives on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

SE Linux stands for Security-enhanced Linux on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

SDN stands for Software-defined Networking on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

SDLM stands for Software Development Lifecycle Methodology on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

SDLC stands for Software Development Lifecycle on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

PIV stands for Personal Identity Verification on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

PTZ stands for Pan-tilt-zoom on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

PSK stands for Pre-shared Key on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

PPTP stands for Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

PPP stands for Point-to-Point Protocol on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

POTS stands for Plain Old Telephone Service on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

POP stands for Post Office Protocol on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

PKI stands for Public Key Infrastructure on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

PKCS stands for Public Key Cryptography Standards on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

PUP stands for Potentially Unwanted Program on the official Security+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

PII stands for Personally Identifiable Information on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

PHI stands for Personal Health Information on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

PGP stands for Pretty Good Privacy on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

PFS stands for Perfect Forward Secrecy on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

PEM stands for Privacy Enhanced Mail on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

PED stands for Personal Electronic Device on the official Security+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.