Sentence examples for cybersecurity project from inspiring English sources

Sulmeyer is the Belfer Center's cybersecurity project director at the Harvard Kennedy School.

During the summer of 2018, Emma worked as a BKC intern with the Berklett Cybersecurity Project.

In terms of project management, he has worked on a large multi-year ERP implementation and as a cybersecurity project manager for a major energy company.

New initiatives include a cybersecurity project with UC Berkeley's School of Information, a sustainability conference with the Haas School of Business, and a project with the new Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center in San Francisco.

Launched in 2015, the Berklett Cybersecurity project is a unique forum for discussing true and important, and often novel, facts, and perspectives, and achieving surprising consensus on enduring questions of cybersecurity.

These endeavors include rigorous academic research with the aim of achieving tangible, real-world impact, such as the recent high-profile "Don't Panic: Making Progress on the 'Going Dark' Debate" report released by the Center's Berklett Cybersecurity project, which garnered widespread attention from policymakers and the media.

The security guidelines included an agreement to work on specific cybersecurity projects.

Salome is a Fellow in the Privacy Initiatives and Berklett Cybersecurity Projects at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society.

Of those, 100 will be assigned to criminal investigations including white-collar cases, 70 will be used in cybersecurity projects and 207 will be allocated to national security, including counterterrorism and intelligence.

In addition, Accenture, a US professional services and consulting company, bought Maglan, an Israeli cybersecurity firm, and launched a new research and development lab in Israel focusing on cybersecurity projects.

At the same time BAE started hiring thousands of pricey engineers and analysts to bolster elaborate electronic intelligence and cybersecurity projects like Gorgon Stare (see below), an ambitious piece of battlefield hardware that uses drone-mounted sensors to locate roadside bombs and other threats over dozens of square miles.