Sentence examples for vulnerability to information from inspiring English sources

Everyone is talking about our increased vulnerability to information warfare.

In a letter to a telecommunications security group written several weeks after the Sept. 11 attacks on New York and the Pentagon, President Bush said he supported a "narrowly drafted exception" to the Freedom of Information Act to encourage companies to share information about their vulnerability to "information warfare and malicious hacking".

The extent to which some patients reshape information to meet their own conative, cognitive and affective dispositions influences the intended goals of both communication and informed consent in oncology practice, and also plausibly explains their vulnerability to biased information.

The same vulnerability to closed information systems exists on the liberal side of U.S. politics as well, of course.

Many security conferences provide training opportunities, while some mailing lists provide the latest in news and vulnerabilities related to information security.

Thus, while it is generally assumed that the genetically based personality disposition of neuroticism enhances children's vulnerability to display biased information processing (Muris and Field 2008; Vasey and MacLeod 2001), the findings of these studies indicate that learning via threatening information also seems to be involved in the acquisition of fear-related cognitive biases.

Such an alteration in the balance between default-mode and task-related activity could account for increased vulnerability to distraction from irrelevant information, and thereby affect multiple cognitive domains.

If there's a salutary lesson to be taken from the Sam Gardiner episode, it's that it is welcome to be reminded of our vulnerability to deception when the information at stake is merely whether Mohamed Salah, an Egyptian winger, would join Liverpool or Chelsea.

An attacker can exploit a CS vulnerability to obtain native sensitive information, send a malicious command to the PLC, and tamper with the response message of the PLC.

When it comes to vulnerability information, it's important to have a historical archive, because security vulnerabilities that are disclosed today may still exist in computer networks many years from now.

In our case study, the attacker visits the vulnerable web site (part 1 in Fig. 2), uses an SQL-injection vulnerability to gain access to private information (part 2 in Fig. 2) and transfers some money to her own account (part 3 in Fig. 2).