Sentence examples for the knowledge of security from inspiring English sources
We need to package the knowledge of security experts by automatically chaining micro-analytics, threat intelligence and metadata with forensically sound network traffic and files to understand and mitigate attacks in record time.
The work presented in the paper also demonstrates the potential of introducing more methods for capitialising on the knowledge of security experts to improve the false negative rate, and the potential of designing sensitivity profiles.
The results demonstrate the success of designing a solution that builds on the knowledge of security experts during analysis and reduces the number of false positives generated by automated anomaly detection.
The paper also introduces a novel approach to insider-threat detection that capitalises on the knowledge of security experts during analysis using visual analytics and sensitivity profiles which is a novel approach to re-contextualise detection output by considering outside, qualitative, non-technical factors that analysts may be privy to, but not the detection method.
He has procured gemstones, human organs and human beings, and trafficked them throughout the world, beyond the reach or even the knowledge of the security services.
If they wanted to spy on German president Angela Merkel, for instance, they could using the keys without the knowledge of German security forces, something that would not be possible through other legal means.
It is not possible that it was organised in Spain, London, South Africa and in the United States without the knowledge of the security services in those countries".
It was a drug deal with no evidence of drugs, a special operations team of three officers, all of whom ended up dead, a special operation every moment of which somehow eluded the 430 security cameras filming every inch of the airport at the time, and without the knowledge of the airport security personnel that monitored them.
Pressure for an inquiry has been intensifying since the former Guantánamo Bay detainee Binyam Mohamed said he was tortured in Pakistan while held by the CIA, with the knowledge of the British security services.
In May, a retired senior Pakistani military officer told me that Mullah Omar was living in Pakistan, with the knowledge of the country's security agencies.
Previous hearings have been told that circumstantial evidence exists to suggest that he may have been killed by or with the knowledge of the Russian internal security service - the FSB - because of the help he was giving to Hermitage and the Swiss authorities.
