Sentence examples for cybersecurity protocols from inspiring English sources

As some no-name rappers from the Bay Area diverted 88rising's Instagram traffic to their own account, I asked if 88rising had any cybersecurity protocols.

As this post is written, President Obama is threatening an extraordinary use of executive authority to mandate cybersecurity protocols, because our most sensitive infrastructure organizations haven't passed basic safety tests.

But after that attack Sony beefed up its cybersecurity protocols, said one person close to the studio.

Carbajal and his fellow soon-to-be freshmen from California just wrapped up two weeks of day-long classes on Capitol Hill learning about cybersecurity, ethics, protocol, how to..

Other factors beyond Sony's control also played a critical role in this attack including, a poor relationship between the United States and China on cybersecurity, a lack of international protocols for dealing with cyberattacks and limited means for the United States to impose further political costs on North Korea.

"Further, Chrysler Group strongly supports the responsible disclosure protocol for addressing cybersecurity.

Doing cutting-edge work in cybersecurity requires knowing three things: programming, networks and protocols, and operating systems.

The new protocols will require the board of directors and senior executives to be briefed on cybersecurity incidents and will set disclosure timelines so that the public becomes aware of breaches more quickly.

In the survey, released Thursday, 43 percent of respondents said they had confidence in their security protocols and 50 percent said they expected their companies to spend increasing amounts of money on cybersecurity.

It proposes a large role for the domestic security department on numerous fronts: setting up a national cyberspace monitoring system, pushing more secure Internet protocol standards, creating a reliable system for vulnerability disclosure and improving the quality of cybersecurity training.

The fact that Secretary Clinton thought this was an acceptable practice suggests a very concerning interpretation of the cybersecurity problem, as well as an institutional issue, since there should have been a way to force protocol at the State Department.