Acronyms
ISP
What is Internet Service Provider?
WiFi used by the general public.
What is Guest WiFi?
Programming language named after coffee from Indonesia.
What is Java?
Reservations and Table Management.
What is RESY?
A fraudulent email pretending to be from your bank and asking for your login information is a classic example of what kind of simple cyberattack.
What is Phishing?
LAN
What is Local Area Network?
Equipment that allows many devices to be wired to the network.
What is a Switch?
In 1999 Shigetaka Kurity invented these expressive keyboard additions for cell phones.
What are Emojis?
Online Ordering App and Webpage.
What is Olo?
The name of the cybersecurity threat where nefarious actors trick others into revealing sensitive information. For example, "I'm calling from Microsoft about a virus on your computer".
What is Social Engineering?
WAP
What is a Wireless Access Point?
WiFi used by SC members at the restaurants.
What is FFGTE?
Lou Montulli coined this delicious term to refer to information sent from a browser to a web server.
What is a Cookie?
Our Point of Sale System. (no abbreviations)
What is POSiTouch?
A person who has been trained to hack into their own system to test it for weaknesses and vulnerabilities.
Who is a Certified Ethical Hacker?
MFA
What is Multi-Factor Authentication?
WiFi used for GAR devices in the restaurants.
What is BEFB?
THINK was this company’s motto for more than 40 years.
What is IBM?
New Food Cost System we will start rolling out to restaurants later this year.
What is Yellow Dog?
It sounds like something a hacking hound would do, but this term describes watching for and catching data packets passing through a network’s traffic.
What is Sniffing?
SSO
What is Single Sign-On?
The inspiration for the name of the FFGTE network. (Tell us what FFGTE stands for)
What is Fantastic Fritzbe's Good Time Emporium?
Google announced a partnership with this long-time Microsoft partner in 2019 focused on the Latitude line of laptops.
What is Dell?
App that is used to controll the lights in some of our restaurants.
What is Lutron?
The term in network security for an attack where a person or program allows themselves to be identified as someone else by falsifying data. It is no laughing matter, but when the word is used in film, it can be.
What is Spoof?