It Security Vocabulary

verb to prove or show to be true, genuine, or valid

• It is important to authenticate the identity of all users before granting access to sensitive information.
• Make sure to authenticate your account before logging in to the website.
• I couldn't get into my email because I forgot to authenticate first.
• The artist's signature on the painting helps authenticate its origin and value.

noun the action of officially canceling or annulling something, such as a law, decree, or agreement

• The revocation of his license was a serious consequence of his reckless driving.
• They're talking about revocation of her membership if she doesn't pay her dues soon.
• If you keep breaking the rules, you're gonna get hit with a revocation, dude.
• The revocation of her trust in him was the final straw in their relationship.

noun the state of being protected against the criminal or unauthorized use of electronic data, or the measures taken to achieve this

• The company invested heavily in cybersecurity measures to protect its sensitive data.
• Make sure you update your antivirus software regularly to maintain good cybersecurity.
• I heard that new app has some solid cybersecurity features to keep your info safe.
• In the digital age, cybersecurity is like having a strong fortress to protect your virtual kingdom.

noun a term that refers to a security measure or action taken to protect something

verb to make something secure or safe

• It is important to desecure the sensitive information before sharing it with others.
• Make sure to desecure your personal data before giving your phone to someone else.
• I always desecure my phone before letting anyone borrow it.
• She had to desecure her emotions before giving her presentation.