Sentence examples for Compromise personal data from inspiring English sources

Privacy advocates say that one obstacle to improving workplace information security is a lack of consequences for employees who compromise personal data.

More than 50 applications on Google's Android Market have been discovered to be infected with malware called "DroidDream" which can compromise personal data by taking over the user's device, and have been "suspended" from the store.

An online attack at Adobe compromised personal data for tens of millions more customers than was previously reported, the company acknowledged on Tuesday.

Such breaches include the 2015 Office of Personnel Management intrusion, which compromised personal data of more than 20 million government employees, family members and applicants, and also information collected during Chinese breaches of health-care institutions such as Anthem and CareFirst.

The regulation sets a new standard for breach disclosures — of just 72 hours after a company has become aware of an intrusion that has compromised personal data.

But some residents and housing advocates are already concerned about the possible loss, or compromise, of personal data.

The agency had initially said the 2016 breach may have allowed the hackers to make a profit from illegal stock sales but did not compromise any personal data.

"This year social media has been the top industry and threat vector for the compromise of personal data, a trend we can expect to continue with more and more sectors leveraging these platforms to reach key audiences, especially political teams gearing up for major elections" he says.

The Japanese company has acknowledged that hackers compromised the personal data of tens of millions of user accounts.

Last week, Uber also disclosed that it had covered up a security breach that had compromised the personal data of 57 million rider and driver accounts.

The PLA was also blamed for a hack of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), a large federal human-resources agency, which compromised the personal data of up to 18 million current, former, and prospective federal employees.