Sentence examples for a completely secure from inspiring English sources

"They will build a completely secure Alawite zone.

Law-enforcement agencies would regard this as a good thing, but to advocates of a completely secure and anonymous online currency, it represents a worrying flaw.

We have always known (though many still wilfully deny) that there is no such thing as a completely secure networked device.

The indigenous languages of America are particularly hard hit; even formerly vigorous languages like Navajo are drastically shrinking, and there are probably no Native American languages with a completely secure future.

It is increasingly clear to those who live along the boundary with Mexico — or who try to protect it — that there is no such thing as a completely secure border, just as there are no cities without crime.

For if the utility company can remotely disconnect you, then, given that there is no such thing as a completely secure networked device, so could a hacker in Novosibirsk.

"I can't tell you that by two months from now or a year from now that this will be a completely safe and secure country," General McKiernan said.

Conservative councillor Xena Dion said: "It has to be said that these works will not make a site completely secure.

But the laws of physics in a classical world cannot guarantee that a storage procedure is completely secure, and they cannot guarantee that breaching the security and copying the key will always be detected.

The system is designed to transfer data and messages in an authenticated and completely secure manner.

In the security industry there is a generally accepted philosophy that no system or network is completely secure – a competent attacker with enough time, patience and resources will eventually find a way into a target.