Sentences with phrase «military computer network»

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South Korea's military used the software on its military computers, but the North Koreans still shouldn't have been able to get in because Seoul keeps its internet, or outwardly connected network, separate from its intranet, or private network.

Recent FBI reports estimate that the Chinese Army has specifically developed a network of over 300,000 Chinese military cyber spies, plus more than 500,000 private - sector computer experts, whose mission is to steal American military and technological secrets and cause mischief in government, news and financial services.

The Air Defense Enhanced Early Warning Systems Operator evaluates and communicates critical data about incoming enemy aerial and missile attacks and aerial surveillance by operating, maintaining and managing modern complicated military computers on complex networks, and utilizing sophisticated communications equipment.

The Air Defense Battle Management System Operator maintains, manages and operates modern complicated military computers on complex networks, communications equipment systems, and the Sentinel Radar in order to provide warning, detection, and protection for armed forces from aerial attack, missile attack, and aerial surveillance.

The military was busy building computer networks as far back as the 1960s, and by 1983 a university network was up and running.

McKinnon is accused of causing the entire US Army's Military District of Washington network of more than 2000 computers to be shut down for 24 hours.

NSF's effort is part of a wider government and industry initiative to encourage use of the computer network in the nation's schools, hospitals, and military.

This well - intentioned episode follows Stripe, a fresh military recruit whose eyes are linked to a computer network named «Mass.» The program betters your aim, lets you see what drones see, and, oh — tricks you into thinking enemies of the state are literal monsters.

It's a concern because the internet need not be a surveillance state: back in the mainframe days we had standards for communications security from the U.S. military that demonstrated that we could have a secure computer system and network of computer systems.

Direct projects for the installation and configuration of military defense systems including computer networks, devices, electrical protection and wireless communications.

Performed penetration testing of U.S military networks and systems to emulate threats and improve computer network defense posture.

I am 23 years old and I have always wanted to get into acting, Anf I have a heavy background of computer networking, administartion and language, I also have many legal skills that I have obtained in the military