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Cyber-Physical
A term used to refer to devices that offer a computational means to control something in the physical world. In the past these might have been referred to as embedded systems, but the category of cyber-physical seems to focus more on the physical world results rather than the computational aspects. See Internet of Things (IoT).
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Actions necessary to restore data files of an information system and computational capability after a system failure. The action necessary to restore a system’s computational capability and data files after system failure or penetration.
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A computer implemented as part of a larger system. The embedded system is typically designed around a limited set of specific functions in relation to the larger product of which it’s a component. It may consist of the same components found in a typical computer system, or it may be a microcontroller (an integrated chip with on-board memory and peripheral ports).
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Microsoft’s Object Linking and Embedding technology designed to let applications share functionality through live data exchange and embedded data. Embedded objects are packaged statically within the source application, called the “client;” linked objects launch the “server” applications when instructed by the client application. Linking is the capability to call a program; embedding places data in a foreign program.
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(1) Technical: the action or condition by which a hazardous event (physical or cyber) is initiated; an initiating event. The cause may arise as the result of failure, accidental or intentional human error, design inadequacy, induced or natural environment, system configuration, or operational modes/states. (2) Legal: each separate antecedent of an event. Something that precedes and brings about an effect or result. A reason for an accident or condition.
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An expression of the possibility and impact of an unplanned event or series of events resulting in death, injury, occupational illness, damage to or loss of equipment or property (physical or cyber), or damage to the environment in terms of potential severity of consequences and likelihood of occurrence. See also risk.
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