Sentence examples for data on cyber from inspiring English sources

In examining the statistical outpouring of data on cyber crime, one should pay special attention to what those statistics do not say.

Early data on Cyber Monday has it pegged to be a record-breaker.

According to a Department of Homeland Security report obtained by Forbes.com, a group of unnamed private sector executives representing industries including banking, telecommunications and energy have been meeting with the DHS to find ways to more efficiently swap data on cyber intrusions and digital espionage.

WASHINGTON, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Sharing of computer data on cyber threats between the private sector and U.S. government would increase under legislation expected to win Senate approval on Tuesday despite objections of privacy advocates who fear excessive government surveillance.

The bill seeks to give businesses and the federal government legal protection to share data on cyber threats -- such as "signatures" left by hackers inside computer networks -- with each other to enhance the nation's cybersecurity.

"In a nutshell, CISA was meant to allow companies to share information on cyber attacks — including data from private citizens — with other companies and the Department of Homeland Security," writes Chris Velazco of Engadget.

Even before the publication of the directive, Beijing had hit back against US criticism, with a senior official claiming to have "mountains of data" on American cyber-attacks he claimed were every bit as serious as those China was accused of having carried out against the US.

In order to achieve the intelligent control of production processes, a data-driven add-on cyber-physical system architecture of a CNC machine tool is proposed.

The bill encourages both groups to be more forthcoming by offering them an exemption from civil and criminal liability when gathering and sharing data about cyber-threats.The trouble is that although its goal is laudable, the bill is vague about what information on cyber-threats can be shared.

The bill encourages both groups to be more forthcoming by offering them an exemption from civil and criminal liability when gathering and sharing data about cyber-threats.The trouble is that although its goal is laudable, the bill is vague about what sort of information on cyber-threats can be shared.

In fact, cyber analysts working for the now-defunct Information Warfare Monitor used the system to mine data on the China-based cyber groups GhostNet and The Shadow Network.