Sentence examples for infrastructure threats from inspiring English sources
"The capitalism we have has left us with degraded infrastructure, threats to our health, and global warming .Most of the 1% prefer not to talk about their good fortune.
When our nation's cyber centers are not actively monitoring and protecting our most valuable assets and critical infrastructure, threats magnify and vulnerabilities become further exposed.
There are a host of problems the enthusiastic library fraternity face in their digital library development endeavours starting from copyright issues, technology complexities, infrastructure threats, diverse publication types, multiplicity of digital object formats and above all the publishers' stringent policies and monopolies.
Those unconventional threats might include cyber-ops, lone-wolf terrorists, energy and infrastructure threats, and information warfare — challenges ill suited to a response from NATO's prized "mobile and deployable" forces, and for which proportional responses are difficult to devise.
Engineers try to erect and maintain infrastructure against threats that are indifferent to them.
When we analyze the negotiations and terms comprehensively and meticulously, it becomes evident that the current terms being negotiated will not only keep Iran's nuclear infrastructure and threat primarily intact, but it will create a whole new regional security dilemma, geopolitical concerns, and nuclear arms race in the region.
"The joint exercises and training of our next generation of cyber-experts will help to ensure that we have the capability we need to protect critical sectors like our energy, transport and financial infrastructure from emerging threats".
TalkTalk was said to have failed to properly scan this infrastructure for possible threats and was unaware the vulnerable pages existed or that they enabled access to a database that held customer information.
Eclypsium (Portland, Oregon, U.S .: technology for organizations to defend their systems against firmware, hardware and supply chain attacks, offering visibility for monitoring systems in their infrastructure for firmware threats and supply chain compromise.
To avoid the former, we need to establish laws and policies that would elevate and protect the cyber capabilities of participating nation-states while also allowing them to defend their own networks and infrastructure from outside threats.
