Sentence examples for intercept capability from inspiring English sources

It emerged recently that Nokia Siemens Networks, a joint venture between the Finnish and German communications giants, had assisted the Iranian authorities by building "lawful intercept capability".

The Intercept flags another document which details another strand of its business is providing a "lawful intercept" product, in this case to US telco Sprint — likely as part of a legal requirement that telcos have an intercept capability for equipment on their networks in order that they can provide extracted data to law enforcement and security agencies on request.

All-weather intercept capability was achieved thanks to the AN/APQ-50 radar.

--Information on sintercepttercapabilitiesities and targets, decryption capabilities, intercept sites and collection hardware, and intercept operation successes.

"The creation of backdoors and intercept capabilities would weaken the protections built into Apple products and endanger all our customers.

In its submission, Apple said: "The creation of backdoors and intercept capabilities would weaken the protections built into Apple products and endanger all our customers.

Almost all of MI5's top-priority counter-terrorism investigations had used intercept capabilities in some form to identify, understand and disrupt plots, he said.

The directive asked for an assessment of the foreign agencies' "signals intercept capabilities and targets, decryption capabilities, intercept sites and collection hardware, and intercept operation successes" and information of their "efforts to illicitly collect classified, sensitive, commercial proprietary or protected technology information from US companies or government agencies".

"The creation of backdoors and intercept capabilities would weaken the protections built into Apple products and endanger all our customers," Apple wrote.

We don't have the capability to intercept boats.

At another hearing, General Keith Alexander, the director of the N.S.A., denied fourteen times that the agency had the technical capability to intercept e-mails and other online communications in the United States.