Приклади вживання Cyberwarfare Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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How big of a threat is cyberwarfare today?
Cyberwarfare, as well as Italy's political and financial instability.
All of that makes tackling cyberwarfare extremely hard.
Cyberwarfare and cyberterrorism acquire global nature and pronounced dynamics, complicating their detection and opportunity to counteract.
Definitely, the international community must agree that cyberwarfare must be prohibited.
Botnets Malware Cyberwarfare Lewis, Daren(November 5, 2009).
But even more alarmingis the eagerness of national governments to conduct cyberwarfare operations against one another.
Though it has impressive cyberwarfare capabilities, it lacks a civilian IT sector, and its economy relies overwhelmingly on natural resources, particularly oil and gas.
We know what it's doing,and we should be in no doubt that such cyberwarfare is one of the greatest challenges of our time.”.
And the Baltic nations of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have been the object of various threats from Russia,including economic sanctions and disruptive cyberwarfare.
Because technological innovation there is faster than in the nuclear realm, cyberwarfare is characterized by a heightened reciprocal fear of surprise.
In 2009, a report presented to the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission stated that the purpose of Kylin is to makeChinese computers impenetrable to competing countries in the cyberwarfare arena.
The U.S. and Russia, perhaps with China, could lead an effort to ban cyberwarfare aimed at nuclear command, control, communications and early warning networks.
Also, these sanctions will help to counter andkeep under control computer resources that can be used in cyberwarfare against Ukraine.”.
To meet new forms of aggression, including propaganda,financial crimes, and cyberwarfare, we must adapt our alliance to compete effectively in new ways and on all new battlefields.
Unfortunately, the past few years has also emphasized both the pervasive security problems posed by mobile devices(including the IoT)and the degree to which cyberwarfare has decidedly real-world consequences.
In the past few years, Russia has been accused of interfering in foreign elections,sponsoring cyberwarfare, poisoning enemies with nerve agents, invading Ukraine and abetting a murderous dictatorship in Syria.
If left unchecked, these countries will eventually be able to threaten core US economic and security interests- at home and abroad-especially if they expand their nuclear and cyberwarfare capacities.
NATO allies have accused Russia of using“hybrid warfare” techniques, including subversion,propaganda and cyberwarfare, to undermine the West without triggering a full NATO military response.
If left unchecked, these countries will eventually be able to threaten core US economic and security interests- at home and abroad-especially if they expand their nuclear and cyberwarfare capacities.
US forces must be able to survive and fight while countering drones,sophisticated jamming equipment and other electronic and cyberwarfare that can track them, disrupt communications and kill them- technology they did not routinely face over the past decade.
The combined use of propaganda and cyberwarfare to support military operations on the ground is a hallmark of Russian“hybrid warfare”- a modern interpretation of a Soviet military doctrine called“deep battle,” in which military operations extend beyond the front lines deep into an enemy country's territory in order to hinder its ability to wage war.
The distinction between war and peace, combatant and noncombatant,and even violence and nonviolence(think cyberwarfare) is becoming uncomfortably blurry.
Once the operation was underway, the Russian force cut telephone cables,jammed communications and used cyberwarfare to cut off the Ukrainian military forces on the peninsula.”.
But that does not mean it is wise to underestimate, as Mr. Trump seems to do, the threat posed by Mr. Putin's efforts to weaken NATO and the trans-Atlantic alliance, subvert democratic procedures and institutions in Europe and America,wage cyberwarfare, destabilize Ukraine and secure influence in Syria.
The Moscow connection is worrying because Russia is theonly country to date to have combined cyberwarfare with assaults by conventional guns and tanks.