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ISOC - traducción al Inglés
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
ISOC (disambiguation)
ISOC
abbreviation
sociedad f Internet (ISOC)
sociedad f Internet (ISOC)
Internet Society
INTERNET DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION
The Internet Society; Isoc.org; 10.14722; Network and Distributed System Security Symposium; NDSS Symposium
Sociedad del Internet, ISOC (iniciales en Inglés)
Internet Society
INTERNET DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION
The Internet Society; Isoc.org; 10.14722; Network and Distributed System Security Symposium; NDSS Symposium
See: ISOC
Wikipedia
ISOC
ISOC is an abbreviation which may refer to:
- Information Security Operations Center, is a location where enterprise information systems are monitored, assessed, and defended.
- Internet Society, ISOC, an international organization that promotes Internet use and access
- Internal Security Operations Command, a unit of the Thai military devoted to national security issues
- Islamic Society, various Islamic-based groups
- Independent State of Croatia, a country that existed during WWII
Ejemplos de uso de ISOC
1. ISOC has helpfully uploaded a sample lawsuit to its Web site, which you could theoretically fill out and file in court.
2. No less helpfully, ISOC has an online section for e–mailers, where they can find out whether they are licit marketers or illegal spammers.
3. One can claim up NIS 1,000 in damages for each spam message without proving that any harm was done, ISOC adds.
4. ISOC was created during the Cold War when it was known as the Communist Suppression Operations Command to control enemies of the state.
5. In a concession to critics, the law names the prime minister as head of ISOC and the army chief as second–in–command, a change from draft versions that had the army chief as the agency‘s director.