The phrase "computer incident" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a problem experienced with a computer, such as a malfunction or a security breach. For example, "The company was recently affected by a major computer incident which forced it to temporarily shut down its operations."
But he said the computer incident suggested to him that Mr. Hanssen was "trying to collect information covertly".
You can research the topic at hoaxbusters.ciac.org, a site run by the Energy Department and its Computer Incident Advisory Capability team.
A source familiar with the event told Forbes that Marriott's Computer Incident Response Team (CIRT) was compromised thanks to a mistake by a contracted cybersecurity vendor that was supposed to be protecting the hotel giant.
One of Miller's supervisors, borough attorney Rene Broker, wrote in a memo to Miller following the computer incident, "It has been apparent in the last several months that you are under significant stress and it has affected your judgment as evidenced by your actions on Mar. 12, 2008".
Kaspersky Lab on Wednesday confirmed reports in Russia's respected Kommersant newspaper that Ruslan Stoyanov, the head of its computer incidents investigations unit, was arrested in December.
Pitts did describe as 'unusual' a computer hacking incident involving Hanssen.
He added: "… someone took down our whole defence system in a computer hacking incident.
Due to the risk of data loss/theft and the costs associated with a computer security incident, ILR has established a goal of completely eliminating the storage of reportable university data from its PCs, laptops and servers.
In this regard, we study the structures of Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) and Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs), and evaluate what we could learn from them in terms of applied processes, available protocols and implemented tools.
This Guide Memo describes the procedures to be followed when a computer security incident is discovered to have occurred involving an Academic or Administrative Computing System operated by Stanford University, its faculty, students, employees, consultants, vendors or others operating such systems on behalf of Stanford.
Shortly after Google made its announcement, Adobe posted an announcement of a "computer security incident involving a sophisticated, coordinated attack against corporate network systems managed by Adobe and other companies". Adobe says it learned of the attack on January 2 but did not confirm that this attack was the same as the one that struck Google.
