Sentence examples for secure communications network from inspiring English sources

Canada has invoked a "national security exception" for hiring firms to build a secure communications network, allowing it to block those seen as a security risk.

In Canada, the government invoked a "national security exception" for hiring firms to build a secure communications network, allowing it to block those seen as a security risk.

Williamson set up his office in Brussels, in a nondescript E.U. government building that is protected by twenty-four-hour surveillance and a secure communications network.

This extraordinarily efficient – and secure – communications network was a key tool for many who took part in England's riots, as an easy way to share information on where other looters were, safe routes home, and what the police were doing.

Thames Valley, Hampshire and Surrey forces have signed a £37.4m contract with BT for a secure communications network and contact centre technology.

The internet, for example, was born out of a defence project to build a secure communications network that would be resilient in the event of a nuclear war - although many of its pioneers insist that for them it was more about sharing computing resources.

If China succeeds in its satellite launch, the article said, that could mean many more such Chinese satellites in orbit, "which will together create a super-secure communications network, potentially linking people anywhere".

Our results represent the highest secret key generation rate for polarization-based QKD experiments at a standard telecom wavelength and demonstrate PICs as a promising, scalable resource for future formation of metropolitan quantum-secure communications networks.

[C2.] Bush Seeks Safer Communications The Bush administration is considering creation of a secure government communications network separate from the Internet that would be less vulnerable to cyber-attacks and efforts to disrupt critical federal activities.

Mr. Fink says the first application to come out of his research is likely to be a light-transmitting fiber for a highly secure military communications network for the military.

While working for Poland's domestic counterintelligence agency, the Polish suspect, identified as Piotr D., had access to key information about a secure government communications network used by high-level Polish officials, the broadcaster said.