| You simply can't protect an entire company against every type of cyberattack. |
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| How vulnerable these systems really are to a cyberattack is the subject of much debate. |
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| How long does it take to recover a critical business process lost to a natural disaster or cyberattack? |
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| A recent article asserted that the government is now prepared to respond militarily to any cyberattack. |
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| Lines connect countries to Washington, D.C. Each line indicates a cyberattack on a House system that is presently occurring. |
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| Ninety percent of its damage was done in the first 10 minutes, making it, at that time, the fastest cyberattack in history. |
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| What happens when terrorists realize that they can do more damage with a cyberattack than with an explosion? |
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| The psychological effect of a cyberattack on America, in General Cartwright's view, could be as severe as the use of weapons of mass destruction. |
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| So the cyberattack on Estonia, a NATO member, could in theory have prompted a military response. |
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| On Aug. 15, a cyberattack hit Saudi oil giant Aramco with devastating results. |
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| The attack described by Abbasi suggests, however, a physical explosion as opposed to a cyberattack. |
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| This was the third cyberattack in the Russian sphere of influence in the last 18 months. |
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| The Ashley Madison hack follows a cyberattack on AdultFriendFinder, another hookup site. |
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| It's an ominous sign of the times that these best practices presuppose the inevitability of a cyberattack. |
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| Mr Kan survived the motion. Google revealed that there had been another big cyberattack on its Gmail service, apparently originating from the city of Jinan in China. |
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| It organized a sophisticated cyberattack against the website, eventually crashing it through massive denial of service attacks according to an investigation by Google and security company McAfee. |
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| He added that some groups were acquiring rudimentary cyberattack tools. |
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| Of the three methods of activity, it is fear of the consequences and the damage of a successful cyberattack that animates the focus of authorities, policymakers, and mass media on the danger of cyberterrorism. |
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| He also points out that if the US does come under cyberattack, we may be powerless to stop the attack. |
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| Cho apologised for concerns that had been raised by the cyberattack and data leaks but said the nuclear plants themselves had not been affected. |
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| The move has been taken in view of the recent Sony cyberattack, which paralyzed the organization for a few days. |
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| North Korea has since denied that the country had been involved in the cyberattack on the movie studio. |
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| We may at some point see a cyberattack so powerful on an individual bank that it has the power to bring down the institution, necessitating a state bailout. |
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| The film, about two TV hosts tasked with killing North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, had previously been pulled from release after a cyberattack on the company's systems. |
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| The possibility of false claims exists with kinetic attacks as well, but claims about collateral damage from a cyberattack are likely to be even more difficult to refute. |
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