network security protocol

A network security protocol is a defined set of rules and procedures that protect data integrity, confidentiality, and authenticity during communication between devices over a network.

Aliases (16)

• Transport Layer Security version ×2
• Internet protocol security standard ×1
• SSH implementation ×1
• SSH specification ×1
• TLS handshake message ×1
• Wi‑Fi security algorithm ×1
• Wi‑Fi security protocol ×1
• Wi‑Fi security standard ×1
• email security mechanism ×1
• encrypted transport protocol ×1
• internet security protocol suite ×1
• link‑layer security protocol ×1
• security protocol ×1
• transport layer security enhancement ×1
• wireless security protocol ×1
• wireless security protocol family ×1

Instances (22)

• TLS
• IPsec ("Internet protocol security standard")
• SRTP for secure media transport ("security protocol")
• Temporal Key Integrity Protocol ("wireless security protocol")
• Wired Equivalent Privacy ("Wi‑Fi security protocol")
• TLS 1.2 Finished message ("TLS handshake message")
• DNSSEC ("internet security protocol suite")
• TLS 1.1
• TLS 1.0
• SPDY ("transport layer security enhancement")
• DNS over QUIC (DoQ) ("encrypted transport protocol")
• Wi‑Fi Protected Access ("wireless security protocol family")
• RFC 4254 ("SSH specification")
• SSL 3.0
• Dropbear SSH ("SSH implementation")
• STARTTLS ("email security mechanism")
• SSL 2.0