Sentence examples for cyber competitions from inspiring English sources

The brief for the Print and Cyber competitions was provided by Christian Aid (HIV and poverty).

We are glad to see that the U.S. government is now taking an active role in developing those future warriors with cyber competitions.

Dave Franco and Emma Roberts team up in a Truth or Dare (actually only dare) cyber competition that will take the audience on one hell of a ride.

Any serious analysis on cyber-espionage has to be caveated with the fact that we have to evaluate evidence based on primarily open source intelligence, which does not provide us with an entirely accurate picture of the China-US cyber competition - much of it is happening in the shadows and outside the public's view.

Pentagon officials and defense contractors have established cyber camps, competitions, scholarships and internships for high school and college students and created cybersecurity training programs for veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Air Force will run a so-called Cyber Patriot competition focused on network defense, fending off a "Red Team" of hackers attempting to steal data from the participants' systems.

So, over the past three years, the Department of Energy has hosted a Cyber Defense Competition to encourage university students to engage in the field.

The contests he promotes include the Air Force's Cyber Patriot competition, which has high school contestants fending off a "Red Team" of hackers attempting to steal their data, and the Department of Defense's Digital Forensics Challenge, in which teens and college students compete to trace digital intrusions and reconstruct incomplete data sources.

The innovations have been set forth in a Cyber Grand Challenge competition hosted by DARPA.

Released the same year and containing re-recorded tracks from Omikron, his album Hours... featured a song with lyrics by the winner of his "Cyber Song Contest" Internet competition, Alex Grant.

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".