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A malicious actor (also called a bad actor or a threat actor) is an entity that is partially or wholly responsible for an incident that impacts, or has the potential to impact, an organisation's security.

Online presence (also digital presence) refers to the impression that you make on your target audience on the World Wide Web. It is how your business appears online to users searching for your company, services and products.

An online transaction refers to a payment method – a transfer of money via the internet.

Pain points are part of a process or system that causes problems or obstructions e.g. inconvenience, inefficiency, or difficulty in accessing a product or service.

Reseller hosting is a web hosting service that allows you to buy hosting resources from a reputable hosting provider and make the server space available to your own clients.

Schema markup, also referred to as structured data, serves as a language for search engines to interpret the information on your web pages. This semantic code assists search engines in comprehending, organizing and categorizing the content of the web pages effectively.

Search engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo, Yandex, etc., are used by browsers to search for the desired information over the internet by making use of keywords and phrases inserted by the user.

The search volume of a keyword or phrase is an indication of the number of times a keyword or phrase is searched for by internet users within a specified time frame.

Security protocol refers to a system of rules that are applied to the routing and transferring of data which ensures that the data travels safely across networks and reaches the correct address without interception.

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is the practice of optimising your website and its content to improve its visibility and ranking on search engine results pages.

A sitemap is a file that contains a list of pages and content types on a website, which aids search engines in comprehending a website effectively.

A social media handle, also known as a username or screen name, is a unique identifier that individuals or entities use to represent themselves on social media platforms. It is used to create a distinct online identity.

Social media handles, also known as usernames or user handles, are unique identifiers used on social media platforms to represent individual users or entities that makes it easier for others to navigate to a specific user's profile page.

The application, plugin or enterprise which provided the documents or services referred to in the relevant context.

We do not impose a bandwidth quota limit. However, this is subject to reasonable and responsible usage, as determined at WeaverWorx's discretion.

The Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is a reference or web address commonly used to access web pages, images, videos, files, and other types of online content. Example URL: https://domainname/product/category/productname/

User privacy in the digital world means the level of protection of an individual while connected to the internet, e.g. online security available for personal and financial data, communications and preferences for types of information searched for on the internet.

Web pages are individual documents containing text, images, multimedia, and other content.

Webmail access refers to the ability to access and manage e-mail messages, contacts, and other related features directly through a web-based e-mail service rather than relying on an e-mail application like Outlook or Thunderbird.

Websites are collections of interconnected web pages residing on a particular domain.

A wizard is a step-by-step questionnaire that allows users to input information in a systematic order, where subsequent steps may depend on information entered in previous steps, and which ultimately leads to a logical conclusion.

The World Wide Web (WWW) is a system of interconnected documents and resources that are accessed via the internet using web browsers. It is a vast collection of web pages, multimedia content, and other resources linked together through hyperlinks and URLs. The web is a major component of the interconnected computers and networks.