Sentence examples for critical computers from inspiring English sources

Reports indicate that TV5Monde did not use such tactics, making it easier for attackers to damage critical computers and equipment.

He highlights four levels of threat: disruption of the public internet; defacement of websites; theft of data (such as banking or passport details) and worst of all the hijacking of critical computers and introduction of false commands.

The report showed that 94% of the government's 6,175 most critical computers have been fixed.

In a computer network, for instance, the (mathrm{NEGD}) may be used to identify critical computers whose removal result in a heterogeneous network, which is vulnerable to targeted attacks [1].

The box, which controls critical computer software, was missing a plastic seal.

A last-minute problem with a critical computer prevented the space shuttle Endeavour from blasting off today on a mission to map Earth.

In a recent  annual review, a team at the Department of Homeland Security that works to counter  the threat of attacks  on critical computer infrastructure counted 198 incidents in fiscal 2012.

The pilots of the AirAsia flight which plunged into the Java sea last month had cut power to a critical computer system as they struggled to deal with the unfolding crisis, a report suggested on Friday.

Critical computer systems will be triplicated, not just duplicated, and kept physically separate: the Bank of New York had two clearing systems, with different telephone and power supplies, but both were in lower Manhattan and were disabled after the attacks.

The leaders also announced that they had reached a deal for greater cooperation on cybersecurity threats, including an exchange of practical and technical information on risks to critical computer systems.

Until now, Microsoft has presented computer users with the parts that performed critical computer tasks: the dominant Windows operating system, on which programs -- including AOL -- run; MSN, the network that connects users to the Internet; the Internet Explorer browser, which enables them to reach sites on the Web; and the Windows media player, which permits them to use audio and video.