Sentence examples for breed of security from inspiring English sources

Since Camp David, a very special breed of security states were built, all geared towards the direct containment of our aspirations for freedom.

Mercenaries like Mark Thatcher's old mate Simon Manning are long gone, but there is a new breed of security professional who have plans to take more business from the army and NGOs.

To face these growing challenges, corporations require a new breed of security leader, one attuned to not only strategic issues, but countless technology threats.

A new of breed of security product called Seeker produces some vivid hacker pr0n in the form of a video (see above) of how it broke and exploited every nook and cranny of your unsecure code.

CrowdStrike represents a new breed of security companies that use sophisticated data analytics to create what amounts to invisible data meshes that detect unusual network loads and other anomalies that might signal an attack.

Part of a new breed of security startup, Shadow Networks is based on technology developed for the U.S. Government that creates virtual environments where programmers can simulate cyber attacks.

After stoking high expectations that the federal takeover of airport security would lead to a new breed of airport security screener, one who was better educated and more qualified to assume a position of increased responsibility, the Department of Transportation has decided not to impose rules that would displace thousands of current screeners.

In response to this trend, a new breed of cloud security companies are offering services such as novel encryption schemes and technologies for continuously monitoring what goes on in a company's cloud servers.

But a new breed of home-security systems promises to be simple enough to install without any professional help, cutting the cost of traditional alarm systems by taking advantage of technologies like wireless connectivity and battery-operated sensors.

Corporate investors have backed a scheme under which Lloyds offered to exchange existing bonds and preference shares for a new breed of hybrid securities dubbed "CoCos" (which is short for contingent convertibles).

"We were actually able to convince them, because of the size of our company, we will never be able to hire the best-of-breed security folks out there," he said.