SAST vs DAST Testing Coverage

The address of a record (or other data grouping) contained in another record so that a program may access the former record when it has retrieved the latter record. The address can be absolute, relative, or symbolic, and hence the pointer is referred to as absolute, relative, or symbolic.
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A protocol used to assign TCP/IP configuration settings to systems upon bootup. DHCP uses UDP port 67 for server point- to-point response and port 68 for client request broadcast. DHCP supports centralized control and management of network addressing. DHCP is an industry standard protocol used to dynamically assign IP addresses to network devices.
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The collection of standards, specifications, and guidelines, architecture definitions, software infrastructures, reusable components, application programming interfaces (APIs), methodology, runtime environment definitions, reference implementations, and methodology, that establishes an environment on which a system can be built. The COE is the vehicle that assures interoperability through a reference implementation that provides identical implementation of common functions. It is important to realize that the COE is both a standard and an actual product.
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A security technique that provides a security boundary for applications and prevents the application from interacting with other applications. Anti-malware applications use sandboxing techniques to test unknown applications. If the application displays suspicious characteristics, the sandboxing technique prevents the application from infecting other applications or the operating system.
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The individual or organization responsible for configuration control or configuration management.
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