Sentence examples for information defence from inspiring English sources

Official UK government security advice still recommends encryption among a range of other tools for effective network and information defence.

"We must have the capability to counter potential adversaries and we must be able to defend information, especially defence of the truth as the very lowest bar".

"Further time has been required to ensure that we take decisions based on robust information," the defence secretary, Bob Ainsworth, told MPs before Christmas.

"Research indicates that markets are extremely efficient, effective and timely aggregators of dispersed and even hidden information," the defence department said.

The information about defence contractor Lockheed Martin included a document detailing test launch procedures, blueprints of facilities and photos and personal daat about employees – including their social security numbers.

Hehir has used various forums – a parliamentary inquiry and Senate estimates – to point out that he regularly dealt with sensitive information involving defence and law enforcement.

A solemn principle of higher journalism is that writing a cheque before writing a story devalues the information gained; defence counsel in libel cases often discredit witnesses by pointing out that they sold their evidence.

The CPS will provide information to defence representatives in order to allow them "to consider whether there is any basis for their client's case to be referred to the court of appeal or to the criminal case review commission (CCRC)".

The areas covered by the act include releasing information on defence, international relations, security service activities, foreign confidences and information that might lead to a crime being committed.

The Finnish operator of the mobile fitness app Polar has suspended its location tracking application after journalists found it unwittingly revealed information on defence and intelligence personnel from dozens of countries.

The Finnish and Swedish militaries engaged in wide-ranging co-operation, but it was more focused on the exchange of information and defence planning for the Åland islands than on military exercises or materiel.