Sentence examples for cyber range from inspiring English sources

The National Security Agency already has a smaller version of a similar system, in Millersville, Md. In short, the Cyber Range is to the digital age what the Bikini Atoll — the islands the Army vaporized in the 1950s to measure the power of the hydrogen bomb — was to the nuclear age.

The cyber range is part of a broader security strategy by the company.

A cyber range is a network security testing environment, and is typically run by the military or military contractors.

It has devoted $200 million this calendar year to its security operation, which has included opening the new security headquarters and building the cyber range.

It was a big day for IBM today as it opened its shiny new security headquarters in Kendall Square in Cambridge, MA, complete with what the company is calling the first commercial cyber range.

The idea behind the cyber range is to simulate an actual cyber event to show security personnel, C-suite executives or anyone just how prepared (or more likely unprepared) they are to deal with a massive breach.

Cyber ranges take their inspiration from the military.

These cyber exploits range from the teenage gamer cracking websites for fun to the criminal syndicate stealing payment card data for easy money to foreign intelligence agencies looking for state secrets they can exploit to beat their adversaries economically and militarily.

Much more specific recommendations about the design and human factors of the Cyber Test Range were derived from observing the participants and obtaining feedback from the participants including deficiencies in software packages, monitor placement, choice of keyboard and mice, and the height of the overhead displays.

In the wake of a series of destabilizing and damaging cyber attacks ranging from Equifax to Yahoo!, there has been a growing call for the U.S. government to establish an analogue of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) to investigate cyber attacks.

Cyber-crooks range from clever high school students who do it "because they can," to more sinister groups hoping to make citizens and institutions suffer.