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Glossary Term Acknowledgment

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What is Acknowledgment?

Acknowledgment in cybersecurity refers to a signal sent by the receiving end of a communication to indicate successful receipt of a message, often employed in network protocols like TCP.

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Understanding Acknowledgment

Acknowledgment in cybersecurity refers to a signal or message sent back from the receiving end to the sending end to confirm the successful receipt of data packets, commands, or requests. This acknowledgment is a critical aspect of communication protocols to ensure data integrity, reliability, and synchronization between network devices. It helps in detecting any potential errors, losses, or disruptions during data transmission and enables the sender to retransmit data if needed for effective communication and data transfer.

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