Perhaps most famously, during the early to middle parts of the last decade, hackers discovered a significant number of glaring security weaknesses in Microsoft products (some of which were discovered by my company).
Unfortunately, the launch of Healthcare.gov was a notorious disaster: The site gave users frequent error messages and had glaring security flaws.
Nevertheless, nerves have been jangled by some glaring security lapses: for instance, plans to check the backgrounds of contractors and volunteers were reportedly dropped because organisers ran out of time.All the extra security comes at a high price.
Yet that same organisation failed to notice when Snowden, a mid-level contractor, made off with its own darkest secrets, seemingly blind to the most glaring security threats in its midst.
Or they could scrap the entire system and replace it with something with glaring security holes, and hope no one notices.
That said, we've heard from some developers who built versions themselves that there were some pretty glaring security holes in the initial builds.
Now, the reason behind the zoo's glaring security issues and overall staff incompetence may have been revealed, as new information suggests the keepers are getting loose on the job.
But its Achilles heel is a glaring lack of security.
Even so, Dr. Nelson, who recently retired from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a research facility operated by the California Institute of Technology under a contract with NASA, stands out as a glaring example of security lapses involving personal data, privacy advocates say.
Passwords continue to be a glaring weakness in digital security.
