IETF

The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) has defined the following terms

A

• Acceptable Risk
• Asset
• Attack
• Attack Tree
• Authentication
• Authenticity
• Availability

C

• Confidentiality
• Control

C cont.

• Critical Information Infrastructure
• Critical Infrastructure

D

• Disruption

F

• Fault Tree

G

• Gateway
• Global Information Infrastructure

I

• Information Security
• Integrity

N

• Network

N cont.

• Non-repudiation

R

• Recovery
• Reliability
• Residual Risk
• Risk
• Risk Analysis
• Risk Management

T

• Threat

V

• Vulnerability

The IETF is a self-organized group of people who make contributions to the development of Internet technology. The principal body engaged in developing Internet Standards, although not itself a part of the ISOC. Composed of Working Groups, which are arranged into Areas (such as the Security Area), each coordinated by one or more Area Directors. Nominations to the IAB and the IESG are made by a committee selected at random from regular IETF meeting attendees who have volunteered.