Sentence examples for internet security systems from inspiring English sources

The companies include Cingular Wireless, WorldCom and Internet Security Systems, and even national consulting concerns like Accenture.

The upshot is a new, more integral role for security, said Tom Noonan, the chief executive of Internet Security Systems, a security company based in Atlanta.

When we're constantly connected, will we just be opening our bank accounts to every smart amoral kid with a basic knowledge of internet security systems?

"Wanted -- dead or alive!" joked Patrick Gray, director of emergency response services for Internet Security Systems, a company based in Atlanta.

Attacks this spring on the Web sites of several companies, including Sony and Bethesda Softworks, a video game developer, exploited holes in Internet security systems that are meant to protect hundreds of thousands of private user accounts.

For some of them can be exploited not just against enemy states or cybercriminals, but against common internet security systems – Schneier identifies products made by Cisco, Fortinet, Topsec, WatchGuard and Juniper, for example.

Fortunately, the attack, which took place earlier in 2005, was thwarted by parliament's sophisticated internet security system; no sensitive data is thought to have been lost.

The country's Internet security system reacted so swiftly to the initial calls for an uprising, activists say, that virus-spreading e-mails directed at the dissidents might have also carried the dates and times of protests, accidentally spreading the news.

But this is about more than appliance sales; it sounds like a nascent effort to stake a claim in the networked home, that much ballyhooed abode where television, music, the Internet, home security systems and ok maybe even refrigerators are all wirelessly connected to one and other.

The widespread and rapid adoption of Internet of Things devices – whether fitness bands, home appliances or Internet-connected security systems – is built on the low-cost affordability of many of these devices.

New gadgets for the home (e.g. Internet-connected security systems and door locks), medical devices, and our public infrastructure are all becoming more dependent on software and Internet connectivity in a society-wide development known as the Internet of Things.