Sentence examples for cyber battle from inspiring English sources

One is that private groups and individuals can do cyber battle with big states on almost equal terms.

Given how many mobile devices are used on corporate networks and how little organisations are so far doing in terms of protecting them, it's a question of "when" rather than "if" a new mass mobile cyber battle unfolds before our eyes.

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With a wider-than-tech worldy vision as a passionate former coder, entrepreneur and current investor and mentor, Lonsdale is very interested in Palantir's pro-bono work against human trafficking and making sure that we don't have a cyber 9/11: "There's a cyber battle going on in the background, it's good that we're spending a lot of money to make sure that it doesn't happen".

Major soars through it, having a Spider-Man moment, ready to cyber battle hackers and terrorists wherever they may be.

The adversary adapts for success and Corporate America needs to recognize their greatest vulnerability, irrespective of regulation, is the inability to function offensively rather than always being reactive and a day late to the cyber battle.

Grappling with entropy, randomness and quantum teleportation is the price of enjoying Mr. Gleick's simple, entertaining riffs on the Oxford English Dictionary's methodology, which has yielded 30-odd spellings of "mackerel" and an enchantingly tongue-tied definition of "bada-bing" and on the cyber-battles waged via Wikipedia.

Major soars through it, having a Spiderman moment, ready to cyber-battle hackers and terrorists wherever they may be.

With these larger issues at play in the cyber security battle between the US and China, Hansen said targeting Black Hat seems like a pretty small target in the grand scheme of things.

It is an ambitious program that the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa, calls Plan X, and the public description talks about "understanding the cyber battlespace," quantifying "battle damage" and working in Darpa's "cyberwar laboratory".

Cybersecurity professionals who work in operational settings -- that is, who actually battle cyber attacks -- spend their days writing secure software and designing networks.