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- noun
Security againstelectronic attacks such ascyberwarfare .
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Examples
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The term cybersecurity, Papageorge said began popping up in dialog about five years ago.
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Kaiser contends our current approach to cybersecurity is "too tip based," relying too heavily on Internet users disciplining themselves to resist clicking on what may be a tainted web link, and thinking twice about divulging too much personal information online.
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His office is looking for "game changers" in cybersecurity technology.
Alexander Howard: Open Government Goes to the Theater at Fedtalks Alexander Howard 2010
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DHS is a young agency with a broad set of responsibilities but limited experience in cybersecurity, looking to learn its new beat on the job.
Leslie Harris: DHS-NSA in Cybersecurity Swap: Success to Be Named Later Leslie Harris 2010
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His office is looking for "game changers" in cybersecurity technology.
Alexander Howard: Open Government Goes to the Theater at Fedtalks Alexander Howard 2010
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DHS is a young agency with a broad set of responsibilities but limited experience in cybersecurity, looking to learn its new beat on the job.
Leslie Harris: DHS-NSA in Cybersecurity Swap: Success to Be Named Later Leslie Harris 2010
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The designation of cybersecurity as a "tier one" risk in the strategic defence and security review was not simply based on fear of sophisticated cyber-attack; it reflects the heavy dependence of the UK economy on complex interlocking computer systems and networks from which there is no way back.
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DHS is a young agency with a broad set of responsibilities but limited experience in cybersecurity, looking to learn its new beat on the job.
Leslie Harris: DHS-NSA in Cybersecurity Swap: Success to Be Named Later Leslie Harris 2010
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However, it doesn't know how Defense will fund long-term cybersecurity initiatives, especially the part of the plan that mixes private and public safety concerns.
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She called the cybersecurity czar the "quarterback" harnessing the government's abilities to respond to cyber attacks.
Federal Times REBECCA NEAL 2010
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