Sentence examples for private cyber from inspiring English sources

"I can't help but wonder if we are falling deeper into isolation in our own private cyber worlds," he said in an e-mail.

This awareness, along with our vulnerability to cyberattacks, fuels a dangerous public and private cyber arms race in an arena where the offense already has a natural advantage.

According to the article, Josh Bolten, the White House chief of staff, called David Plouffe, who was Obama's campaign manager, saying: "You have a real problem … you have to deal with it". It is understood the campaigns then hired private cyber security companies to look into the breaches.

Instead, it hired private cyber firms, Crowdstrike and Threat Connect.

The private cyber sleuths found the key by probing the communications method used by the hackers' malware to inject the Skeleton Key.

They are Colonel Sergei Mikhail, deputy director of the FSB's Office for Information Security; Ruslan Stoyanov, the head of cybercrime investigations at Kaspersky Labs (a private cyber security firm); and master-hacker Major Dmitry Dokuchaev, who also worked in the Office of Information security and likely for Kaspersky Labs as well.

IT SOUNDS like an airport thriller: a near-future in which American firms wage private cyber-combat against Chinese rivals.

In some countries, rather than swapping files on peer-to-peer networks, people now stash their loot in private "cyber-lockers".

Unit 61398 has been known both to private cyber-security firms as well as US intelligence for a while and is sometimes referred as the 'Comment Crew' because it has been known to infiltrate online forums and leave comments.

The US leader said it was important to protect both public and private cyber-systems from attack which could have significant economic and social impacts.

Bailey indeed does belong to the HBI "private cyber-discussion group"—the sort of online discussion group usually referred to by the less thrilling name "listserv"—and Bailey acknowledges that some of the most active members of the HBI list could legitimately be called right-wing (Bailey, 2006a); this would include the list's founder, Steve Sailer.