What does ST stand for?

Security Target (IT security, informatics)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Pakistan's powerful and shadowy intelligence agencies have a history of supporting the Islamist groups in a bid to counter rival India, but militant attacks have turned against domestic security targets in the last two years.

Bombings kill 13 in Pakistan as spy agency hit

Bombings kill 16 in Pakistan as spy agency hit

Baitullah Mehsud, the Pakistani Taliban chief who has a $5m US bounty on his head, has cited such attacks as the reasons for its recent assaults on Pakistani security targets, including a police academy in Lahore.

Pakistan capital put on high alert

In other words, when "terrorists" daringly attack security targets on the Damascus airport road, their daring to strike at an external target on the Ayn-Mraysseh road in Beirut becomes more credible.

Of the "Confessions" on Syrian TV

There was no security target in the area," the source told Aswat al-Iraq.

Civilian killed, another wounded in IED blast in Mosul

Byline: Ghazanfar Ali Khan RIYADH: Saudi security forces are continuing to hunt for more militants following the arrest of 701 people over suspected plots to bomb oil installations and security targets this year, the Interior Ministry said yesterday.

Al-Turki says recent arrests part of ongoing operation

Some had planned to use car bombs to attack an oil installation and a security target in coordination with Bin Laden's Egyptian deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri, who would send fighters from Iraq, Afghanistan and North Africa to support them.

700 militants arrested this year, Saudis say