Cyber harassment is a crime of the fourth degree, unless the person is 21 years of age or older at the time of the offense and impersonates a minor for the purpose of cyber-harassing a minor, in which case it is a crime of the third degree.
Cyber. The Organization may offer or promote online programming (such as webinars, remote conferences, workshops, and online training) which have different foreseeable and unforeseeable risks than in-person programming. These risks include privacy breaches, hacking, technology malfunction or damage.
Cyber privacy breaches; hacking; and technology malfunction or damage.
Cyber. 1. Subject only to paragraph 3 below, in no case shall this insurance cover loss, damage, liability or expense directly or indirectly caused by or contributed to by or arising from the use or operation, as a means for inflicting harm, of any computer, computer system, computer software programme, malicious code, computer virus, computer process or any other electronic system.
Cyber. If a vendor is “getting into” County computer systems For all labor categories in the Information Technology Labor category. Policy Limit:
Cyber. The City will not be responsible for providing the Company any cyber security or related coverage.
Cyber investigation means an investigation based upon open source and database records regardless of the objective of the investigation, except where the primary objective is to locate an individual. A Cyber-investigation is based on both information supplied by You to CYBERTRACE as well as any additional information that CYBERTRACE identifies relating to that person.
Cyber. Electronic (an act transmitted by means of an electronic device):
Cyber bullying in contrast to face-to-face bullying, social bullying is often indirect; students communicate negative representations of the target to third parties, often through cyber-bullying such as instant messaging, chat rooms, postings on web page or blogs. Verbal bullying such as threatening, taunting, intimidating, insulting, sarcasm, teasing, ridiculing, making faces eyes and other gestures. Physical bullying both to the person (such as hitting, pushing, shoving, kicking, pinching, holding down) and to their possessions (through extorting money, stealing or causing their possessions damage). Sexual bullying is often referred to as sexual harassment, which includes unwanted sexual attention and comments, gender-demeaning remarks and jokes, using sexually offensive names, circulating pornography, touching the private parts of another student’s body, molestation, assault, and rape.
