Sentence examples for digital offensive from inspiring English sources

Few details have been reported previously; mention of the proposal for a digital offensive against Iraq's financial and banking systems appeared with little notice on Newsmax.com, a news Web site, in 2003.

But potential recruits with the right skills have too often been heading for business, and those who do choose government work often go to the National Security Agency, where they work on offensive digital strategies.

As the Obama administration has focused on developing the nation's capabilities for computer-network operations, civilian and military officials have been reluctant to discuss offensive digital capabilities — computerized attacks targeting an adversary's networks — preferring instead to focus their public statements on advances in defending America's own computer networks.

Kane had previously disciplined more than 60 members of her staff, including seven prosecutors, for exchanging offensive digital messages.

I met with a few workers from the legal and management sections of a midsized, internationally active tech firm to talk about concerns their company has about the Canadian government's ongoing offensive against digital privacy.

Apple Computer has launched a new offensive in the digital music business, updating its iPod digital music player with a feature that will allow it to display photos on a color screen and boosting the storage capacity of its top-end line.

Hence the current global recruitment drive among military contractors for technology experts; and hence an online arms race that has seen Tehran alone spend a reported billion dollars on its offensive and defensive digital capabilities in recent months.

Microsoft 's new offensive in the digital music industry will seek to significantly alter the competitive landscape in a new market that until now has largely been dominated by Apple Computer and its powerful combination of the iPod portable music player and the iTunes Music Store.

College football: Defensive back William Flowers (Mervo), offensive lineman Naseem Hawkins (Digital Harbor), defensive end-outside linebacker Marvin Flythe (Arundel), outside linebacker-defensive end Hamidou Mapangala (Hammond) and wide receiver Joshua Carrollhave (John Carroll) have signed national letters of intent to play at Division II Bowie State this fall.

Training games used in digital espionage and data theft, including offensive tactics, are nothing new: The military has long put cadets through defensive and offensive simulations.

The Creators Project is hosting a digital zine making competition called The Offensive.