Sentence examples for made intrusion from inspiring English sources

Frequent false alarms have made intrusion detection the bane of security administrators.

She says improving technology and falling prices have made intrusion a pressing issue, and that the surveillance camera commissioner – who has been in post for less than a year – now feels ready to tackle it.

It is the prevalence of such threats that has made intrusion detection systems the cyberspace's equivalent to the burglar alarm join ranks with firewalls as one of the fundamental technologies for network security.

Today, they are highly sought to make intrusion arches, cantilevers, and closing loops, by facilitating an individualized dental movement through controlled force systems [5].

Moreover, Vasterling et al. (1998) found that the tendency to make intrusion errors on cognitive interference tasks was positively correlated with re-experiencing symptoms.

It can make intrusions more costly if the operators are caught, but as long as breaking into systems is as easy as it is today, state and non-state actors will still be tempted.

That may have allowed the break-in to be detected more easily, though it made the intrusion itself all the more alarming.

Of course, Joe made such intrusions easy.

The revolution in communications technology has made such intrusions look increasingly sloppy and obsolete.

However, Chinese records show that the Xiongnu often did not respect the agreement, as the Xiongnu cavalry numbering up to 100,000 made several intrusions into Han territory despite the intermarriage.

These monitor nodes can not only make local intrusion detection decisions, but also cooperatively take part in global intrusion detection.