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> Cyber is pretty clearly defined among the people who use it. Other words are not. Maybe the people using these terms (ie, people creating a "defence force" f
by alexwright 13y ago
> Cyber is pretty clearly defined among the people who use it. Other words are not.
Maybe the people using these terms (ie, people creating a "defence force" for the UK) should be more in touch with... more current lingo?
Sure would give them at least a vague sense of credibility if they called this something more like an internet/network orientated security... force.
On the otherhand, maybe these people having the massive tell of proclaiming "but this is CYBER." is a good thing? We know to dismiss what ever they're suggesting as uninformed and generally a terrible idea.
- DanBC 13y ago> should be more in touch with... more current lingo? What is "more current lingo"? > an internet/network orientated security... force. It isn't Internet specific. It isn't just about networking.
- walshemj 13y agoWell at one point one minster referred to recruiting "cyber Jedis" personaly I would stick to a short barreled M4 (piston variant) and a Glock plus a hold out derringer and a kukri as my bladed weapon choice. the names Howard bob Howard :-)