The visible part of a website or application users interact with. It’s responsible for the total look and feel of an online experience.

A digital entrance that connects different networks or systems. It lets information pass between them securely and accurately.

A type of cloud computing model that rents basic computing services and a development environment. Users create and deploy applications, without needing to manage the underlying infrastructure, like servers, storage and networks.

This process involves working with privacy experts to identify, evaluate and manage privacy risks.

How well a computer can work with data.

An item or service designed to meet a need. A product may be a single piece of software or a combination of the software, hardware, facilities and services required to deliver the intended experience.

A detailed visual model that, dependent on user feedback, closely represents a final product’s design. It’s used to test and validate ideas before full-scale development.

A computer that’s accessible over the internet, rather than being physically located in the same place as the user. It helps users store, manage and access information from anywhere in the world, as long as they have an internet connection.

The ability of a system to grow as demand increases.