intrusion

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Intrusion' refers to instances where one being or thing forcibly enters or interferes with another, usually without permission. An intrusion can be physical, such as entering a room without permission, or non-physical, like an unexpected interruption during a conversation.

Examples in Different Contexts

In cybersecurity, intrusion detection is critical for protecting network security. A security analyst might declare, 'We’ve detected an intrusion attempt and are taking immediate action.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

We have noticed new competitors in our space over the past quarter. We need to explore strategies to keep our dominant market position.

Response:

We will need to strengthen our brand identity to prevent market intrusion from competitors.

Tech

Scenario:

One of our servers suspiciously had a significant increase in traffic today. We need to check this activity for any possible breaches.

Response:

It's possible it's an intrusion. We should analyze the incoming traffic for unusual patterns.