security robustness
[sɪˈkjʊrɪti ˈroʊbəstnəs]
noun
robustez de segurança
1. The quality of a security system to remain effective and resilient against attacks, failures, or unexpected threats without compromising its core protective functions
The security robustness of the financial institution's infrastructure was tested during the cyberattack.
A robustez de segurança da infraestrutura da instituição financeira foi testada durante o ataque cibernético.
2. The degree to which a security measure can withstand stress, strain, or malicious attempts while maintaining operational integrity
Developers prioritize security robustness by implementing multiple layers of encryption.
Os desenvolvedores priorizam a robustez de segurança implementando múltiplas camadas de criptografia.
3. The capability of a security system to recover from vulnerabilities and maintain its defensive posture under adverse conditions
The organization invested in security robustness to ensure business continuity.
A organização investiu em robustez de segurança para garantir a continuidade dos negócios.
This is a technical term primarily used in IT, cybersecurity, and financial sectors in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, as technology and digital transformation accelerate, especially in fintech and banking sectors (São Paulo being a major tech hub), this term has become increasingly important in corporate security discussions. The term reflects the global emphasis on cybersecurity resilience following increased threats to critical infrastructure.
Related Idioms & Phrases
security is only as strong as its weakest link
fortress mentality in security
security in depth
belt and suspenders approach to security
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