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Glossary

MTBF

Mean Time Between Failures

Refers to the average time between irreparable failures of a technological product.

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MTTA

Mean Time to Acknowledge

The average time between an alert being triggered and the start of work to resolve the issue.

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MTTC

Mean Time to Contain

Measure the time to contain a security incident after his detection in an organization.

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MTTD

Mean Time to Detect

Cybersecurity teams track incidents within their MTTD (Mean Time to Detect) framework. The lower an organisation’s MTTD, the more likely it is to minimise the damage caused by a cyber incident.

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MTTR

Mean Time to Respond to threat

The average time taken to resume operations following a product or system failure, from the moment you are first notified of the failure.

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NAS

Network Attached Storage

Refers to a storage device used for storing and sharing files over a network (usually Ethernet or a WAN). It is a file server capable of operating independently.

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NDR

Network Detection and Response

Il s’agit de solutions désignées pour détecter des cyber-menaces sur les réseaux d’entreprise à l’aide de l’apprentissage automatique et de l’analyse de données.

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NHT

Non-Human Traffic

Non-human traffic refers to page views and clicks generated online by automated bots, rather than by human activity.

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NIS

Network an Information System Security

A European directive adopted in 2016 to address the risks posed by cyberattacks. It is overseen and implemented in France by ANSSI.

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NIST

National Institute of Standards and Technology

The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is a set of guidelines for mitigating organisational cybersecurity risks, published by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology based on existing standards, guidelines and practices.

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NOC

Network Operations Center

One or more sites from which a computer network, a telecommunications network or a satellite network is monitored and controlled.

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Obfuscation

A code obscuring technique that involves making source code unintelligible to humans.

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