Sentence examples for mitigating attacks from inspiring English sources

The virtualization layer must be resilient, maintaining its performance and mitigating attacks in order to sustain its availability.

The key concerns in this area of security are providing proper resource isolation and mitigating attacks that target physical or virtual devices.

Based on SecTrust-RPL, we show as a proof-of-concept the viability of using trust as an effective security system for mitigating attacks in IoT networks.

For instance, if a Cloud IDMS offers Authentication using Biometrics, then it is capable of mitigating attacks such as brute-force (A1), dictionary attack (A6), forgery (A10), impersonation/identity spoofing (A13) and repudiation (A17), since biometrics involve natural characteristics (such as fingerprint, voice patterns etc).

A new approach for mitigating CMAS attack on TBCs is presented, where up to 20 mol.% Al2O3 and 5 mol.% TiO2 in the form of a solid solution is incorporated into Y2O3-stabilized ZrO2 (YSZ) TBCs.

Therefore, this study focuses primarily on assessing the effectiveness of different commercially available surface treatment materials in mitigating physical sulfate attack on concrete.

"The economics of mitigating large-scale DDoS attacks do not bode well for protecting the individual user, to say nothing of independent journalists," Krebs says.

In our previous work, we proposed to use selective strategies for mitigating HTTP Application-Layer DDoS Attacks demonstrating their effectiveness in mitigating different types of attacks.

And yet, these mitigating circumstances aside, as an attacking force the 2016-17 Reds are a shadow of their double-winning predecessors.

England will cite the absence of Jimmy Anderson from their attack as a mitigating circumstance, the bowler rested before the Tri-Series as the team's management look to carefully handle his workload in the buildup to the World Cup.

Companies typically recommend mitigating factors that will reduce the risk of an attack.