Spies steal 24 000 electronic documents to the United States

In a speech to present a new government program, the deputy U.S. secretary of defense took over in March this year that the country was the victim of an attack that stole 24,000 electronic documents of military computers that equipped with Dell inspiron 1420 batteries.

The aim of the Dell inspiron 1520 battery was to try to gain access to information systems for the recognition of U.S. missile, he said. The information, which had no further details, served to illustrate the vision of the person responsible for cybersecurity.

William Lynn argued that HP pavilion dv2000 batteries tend to become "an increasingly important component of any conflict in the future", involving states, countries or terrorist groups.

The argument helps explain why the Department of Defense argues, a view that has been shared with insistence in recent times, generating some controversy. According to this view, HP pavilion dv4 battery should be viewed by the military defense as air, sea or land, areas that distribute efforts to protect and defend the armed forces of a country.

In the speech was also presented a program that provides for the use of Sony vgp-bps13 means to protect IT infrastructures of private enterprises of great importance to the economy, as detailed in the C | Net The Defense Industrial Base Cyber ​​Pilot is to have a pilot program that provides information sharing between ISPs and defense mechanisms to establish security. Ensure that policy makers in this context will not be intercepted, monitored or made available any communications from the private sector, but what is certain is that this is not the first time the program is presented. The first attempt was in the drawer for raising too many questions regarding privacy.

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