The phrase "attack threats" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing security, cybersecurity, or military strategies where potential threats are being addressed or countered.
Example: "The organization has implemented new protocols to effectively manage and mitigate attack threats."
Alternatives: "assault risks" or "offensive threats".
In addition, the above security improvements to the protocol cannot resist the attacker posing and tamper with DNP3 server and client attack threats.
Rocket propelled grenade (RPG) shaped charge attack threats are of particular concern for Insensitive Munitions (IM) development.
Recent news coverage of missile attack threats brings to mind a time more than 50 years ago when fallout shelters dotted the Stanford campus.
The mission has the task of protecting the civilian population in Libya and against attack threats and against use of weapons, very severe weapons.
Governments in impoverished countries lack the finance to attack threats to public health, and many are riddled with corruption (though, by reputation, not Rwanda's).
The real reason for the attack threats is probably this: Midterms are approaching, the Russia investigation is escalating and former FBI director James B. Comey's book is being released.
The extraordinary high terrorist attack threat level in the summer of 2001 is well documented.
The Eiffel Tower was temporarily closed this week after officials received an attack threat.
"We don't have indications that foreign entities are the locus of sponsorship for insider-attack threats," said a senior Pentagon official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid publicly differing with the Afghan president.
"We've got numerous attacking threats," she said.
City have fitness doubts over their two main creative, attacking threats in David Villa and Mix Diskerud.
