Sentence examples for advanced breaches from inspiring English sources

Others, like Mike Paquette, VP of Products at Prelert, argue that machine learning is cybersecurity's answer to detecting advanced breaches, and it will shine in securing IT environments as they "grow increasingly complex" and "more data is being produced than the human brain has the capacity to monitor" and it becomes nearly impossible "to gauge whether activity is normal or malicious".

The advance breached the second Belgian line of defence at Bouillon and Neufchâteau on 11 May.

The infantry advanced on the breach; however, the Spanish had already retreated to fortifications in the inner harbor.

The SEALs advanced into the house, breaching walls and doors with explosives.

This gave rise, on one occasion, to a scene, which was recounted by the Scottish traveller James Baillie Fraser: While the batteries were playing, a man was perceived on the breach, advancing and waving his hand.

This mirrored the results seen in an in vitro rabbit model of IPA, where the discordance was attributed to the time taken by advancing hyphae to breach the alveolar-capillary barrier [ 11].

Britain must heavily increase spending on defence research otherwise national security will be breached and troops killed by technologically advanced opponents, former ministers, soldiers and contractors have told The Independent on Sunday.

In March 1913, during the First Balkan War, the Greek Army entered Ioannina after breaching the Ottoman fortifications at Bizani, and soon afterwards advanced further north.

Using highly advanced methods of attack, today's cyber-criminals have become adept at breaching traditional security defences to embed malware in a network, steal valuable Intellectual Property (IP) and/or to harvest powerful enterprise user credentials.

The next day the Serbs advanced 20 miles forward, while French and Greek forces on their flanks widened the breach to 25 miles.

Extra-osseous soft tissue mass and cortical breach leading to pathological fracture and periosteal reaction may be present, signifying advanced local disease (Fig. 2).