RSA
Americanabbreviation
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Republic of South Africa
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Royal Scottish Academy
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Royal Scottish Academician
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Royal Society of Arts
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(in New Zealand) Returned Services Association
Example Sentences
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Today’s computers would take thousands, even millions of years, to crack current encryption standards, such as RSA.
From BBC
But for the Biden administration, the conversation represents the first serious foray into a new realm of diplomacy, which Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken spoke about on Monday in a speech in San Francisco at the RSA Conference, Silicon Valley’s annual convention on both the technology and the politics of securing cyberspace.
From New York Times
“We are grateful for the support from Amazon and a group of our largest creditors who clearly believe in the value-creating potential of this business. Diamond’s near-term focus will be on implementing the RSA and emerging from bankruptcy as a going concern for the benefit of our investors, our employees, our team, league and distribution partners, and the millions of fans who will continue to enjoy our broadcasts.”
From Seattle Times
RSA Chairperson Liz O'Donnell said more must be done and welcomed the "proposed introduction of a national strategy on camera-based enforcement which, I understand, will be prioritised in 2024".
From BBC
"Collection of that data, analysis of that data, working through that data is something the FBI has experience working through," Kobzanets said at the RSA cybersecurity conference in San Francisco.
From Reuters
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