Sentence examples for cyber regulations from inspiring English sources

However great the struggle to finding an even playing field  for cyber regulations may be, it should not be a deterrent to making the necessary effort.

Cybersecurity industry watchers told Forbes at the time that was because the position had been stripped of much of its power in an effort to ensure that new cyber regulations didn't hamper economic recovery.

In late December they opened up orders for the first batch of 30,000 units, and brought so much traffic to their retail site that an Indian cyber regulation agency called to inform them they were possibly under attack.

The disapproving Indian government is therefore now working closely with the Internet and Mobile Association of India, the Cyber Regulation Advisory Committee, and various internet service providers (ISPs) to tackle online smut.

It is aimed at building the case for power sector specific cyber security regulations based on the experience of regulators in other critical infrastructure sectors like Banking and Telecom in India and power sector regulations internationally.

Currently the Federal Investigative Agency FIAA) has at least 7 of these suspects in custody; and they face charges under Pakistan's penal code, cyber crimes regulations, and the Anti-Terrorism Act.

The utility companies' resistance to cyber security regulation echoes the position of Microsoft, which has stymied the government's efforts even while expanding its business into government activities.

Policy areas of focus for Facebook this year include global regulation of software companies and restrictions on internet access by foreign governments; online safety measures, internet privacy regulations, cyber security, and FCC regulations on net neutrality.

Policy areas of focus for Facebook include global regulation of software companies and restrictions on internet access by foreign governments; internet privacy regulations, cyber security, and FCC regulations on net neutrality.

To this aim, a literature review of 148 peer-reviewed scientific journal articles on smart grids has been conducted, developing an original taxonomy for the socio-economic features in terms of private (direct) costs directly associated with the monetary costs paid by consumers, and social (indirect) costs constituted by consumers' perception, privacy, cyber security and regulation.

Facebook spent its lobbying money on global regulation of software companies and restrictions on internet access by foreign governments; cyber security policy, internet privacy regulations, and FCC regulations on net neutrality.