Glossary
Sandbox
An isolated space to open a suspicious file or program without risk to the real system.
A sandbox is a walled-off environment where you can run a dubious file without it being able to touch the machine or the network. You observe its behaviour there to detect a trap before allowing it. The same principle of isolation also protects your applications in modern browsers and phones.
See also
Administration bastionA single, monitored point of passage through which administrators access sensitive systems.SSO (single sign-on)Logging in once to access several applications, without re-entering your credentials each time.Least privilegeGiving each person only the rights strictly necessary for their work, no more, no less.Patch managementDeploying security updates on time to close known flaws.