Information Security Terms

noun A person who studies or practices cryptology, the science of making and deciphering codes and ciphers.

• The cryptologist was able to decrypt the coded message using advanced algorithms.
• My friend is a cryptologist and she loves cracking codes for fun.
• I heard that dude is like a total cryptologist, he can break into any system.
• In a way, a poet can be seen as a cryptologist of emotions, decoding feelings and expressing them through words.

noun a person who has responsibility for or looks after something

adjective relating to the job or role of a custodian

• The custodian is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the school building.
• Hey, have you seen the custodian around? I need to ask them something.
• The custodian is the one who keeps this place looking spick and span.
• In a way, the custodian is like the guardian of the building, always watching over it and keeping it in order.

noun a crack or hole through which a liquid or gas can escape

verb to accidentally allow a liquid or gas to escape through a crack or hole

• The leak in the roof needs to be fixed before it causes water damage.
• There's a leak in the kitchen sink, can you take a look at it?
• I heard there's a leak about the new product launch, but don't spread it around.
• The leak of confidential information could have serious consequences for the company.

noun a person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data

• The cybersecurity team is working diligently to prevent any potential breaches from a skilled hacker.
• I heard that a hacker managed to break into the company's database last night.
• That hacker is always pulling off crazy stunts online.
• She's a hacker when it comes to solving difficult puzzles.

noun a copper or bronze coin of ancient Rome, originally one pound in weight but later reduced

• The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is a widely used method for securing sensitive data.
• I always make sure to use AES encryption when sending important information online.
• AES is like a digital lock for your files, keeping them safe from hackers.
• The AES of cybersecurity is constantly evolving to stay ahead of cyber threats.