The phrase "a computer breach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an unauthorized access or compromise of a computer system or network.
Example: "The company reported a computer breach that exposed sensitive customer data."
Alternatives: "a data breach" or "a security breach".
Without this authority, DHS officials find it difficult to work with private industry when, for instance, they offer help to companies to stem a computer breach.
That legislation would require new standards at critical private-sector infrastructure facilities — like power plants, water treatment facilities and gas pipelines — where a computer breach could cause significant casualties or economic damage.
It would require new standards at critical private-sector infrastructure facilities — like power plants, water treatment facilities and gas pipelines — where a computer breach could cause significant casualties or economic damage.
As the company that runs the Nasdaq sought to reassure the public after revealing a computer breach to one of its systems, analysts said that the lingering effects may be to the company's other expanding business lines rather than to its trading.
There are far more sinister forces out there: programmers who stand to gain from a computer breach will not boast about it on a Web site; most of the commercial victims (banks or insurance companies) would not even report the crime, being concerned about public loss of trust.
Bangalore (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc confirmed a computer breach at Citi Account Online, giving hackers access to the data of hundreds of thousands of bank card customers.
a. They're pointing fingers at Russia for a White House computer breach b.
Before Equifax discovered a massive computer breach that exposed sensitive information about millions of Americans, the company lobbied Congress on legislation to limit how much it could be forced to pay if sued by consumers, and it pressed lawmakers to roll back the powers of its regulators.
While some Sony Pictures Entertainment employees have regained access to their email accounts, the company is still scrambling to repair the damage after a massive computer breach last week.
The Clinton campaign accuses Russia of being behind a politically motivated computer breach of emails of the Democratic National Committee and of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
2011: Computer breach | Hackers breached a Nasdaq system, causing concern among companies doing business with the exchange.
