Sentence examples for cyber capacity from inspiring English sources

Developments inside China — from its resource appetites and cyber capacity to its political and military might — will drive the actions of the other BRICs.

One of the key dilemmas faced by these states is whether (and how) to integrate their intelligence and military capabilities to develop a meaningful offensive cyber capacity.

As Obama noted yesterday, "What we cannot do is have a situation in which suddenly this becomes the wild wild West, where countries that have significant cyber capacity start engaging in competition — unhealthy competition or conflict — through these means when, I think wisely, we've put in place some norms when it comes to other weapons".

"My own view is that the only way to counteract both criminal and espionage activity online is to be proactive," Alexander said last year, adding that if the Chinese were inside critical U.S. computer systems, he would "want to go and take down the source of those attacks". Our adversaries are aware of our prodigious and growing offensive cyber capacities and exploits.

Today's Internet governance benefits firstly to the surveillance cyber capacities of the US and some of its allies, such as the UK and Sweden for example -they are hosting part of the Internet roots; and to the profits of the big digital corporations, in particular the ones accessing our metadata.

"We believe it's a new category, a cyber-capacity-building company," added Rosen, who founded the company alongside Barak, former vice president at Israel's cybersecurity giant Check Point Alon Kantor, and Kfir Waldman, previously CEO of security and mobile companies Kayhut and Go Arc said.

"The Gulf states' cyber surveillance capacity building is something that's of growing concern to us, and in certain instances it's clearly proactive and very aggressive.

Beijing is believed to have invested heavily in offensive cyber capabilities; the capacity to attack computer systems and networks.

The Global Centre for Cyber Security and Capacity Building will work to help countries develop comprehensive plans to deal with online threats.

The fact is that the United States government has already shown signs of an energetic capacity for cyber war, as in the case of Stuxnet, the software worm that the U.S., working with Israel, is believed to have used to disrupt Iran's uranium-enrichment program.

With offensive cyber capabilities outstripping defensive capacity, the more a society relies on information and connectivity the more vulnerable it will be to targeted attacks.