Computer Definitions and Terminology

Computer - a group of electromagnetic devices working together to accomplish a task with a given command. It can be used for productivity and entertainment purposes. Hardware - an electronic device that forms the physical aspect of a computer. Each component is dedicated to performing a specific operation, but additional equipment is required to function properly. It is explosion proof. The graphics card processes the graphics, but requires a storage device to store temporary data generated by the process.

Let's think about Doug Belshaw and David Bawden. In "Origins and Concepts of Digital Literature", Bowden decided the contradiction of terms related to DigLit, not intentional. The definition of "computer knowledge" in the 1980s incorporated the interpretation of the 1990s into "information literacy" (Lankshear and Knobel, 2008, p. 21), network knowledge from DigLit-defined blurred lines, DigLit Respectively. These lines need to be considered when extracting network details. Therefore, Belshaw believes that this singular text is inaccurate and assumes a single definition, denying useful ambiguity. Of particular note is the intersection of important issues and personal interests that DigLit reminds us of Martin Weller's digital scholarship concept, digital openness, the transformational practices born at the intersection of networking and digital concepts It is to express. (TedX Consultation, 2012)

The definitions and terms used are important in the mechanism. Accurate definitions are often required to clarify the problem at the heart of CERT's mission. These definitions provide the foundation for the functions provided by CERT and the way they do business. It is also important for organizations to provide an overview of the specific definitions and terms that CERT is expected to follow. These are not strictly defined like other basic terms, but they are usually the core of CERT, so it is necessary to clearly express expectations in this respect (the definition of CERT applies can not). And the term

• Definition and terminology: Many of the terms and definitions used in CERT organizations are already similar. Adjusting the core terms such as CERT (CSIRT), supporters, or events will increase the compatibility of these mechanisms and make it easier for CERT to subscribe or use various mechanisms. • CERT types (sectors): Various mechanisms facilitate coordination of sector definitions that are generally of general interest to vertical CERT, explicitly designate various selection types, and clarify the clarity and transparency of CERT activities It increases.