Sentence examples for a secure tool from inspiring English sources

Today, Israeli startup (now based in Palo Alto) Superfly, which offers a secure tool that combines worldwide flight information with personal travel preferences to help people organize and maximize the value of their travel rewards among other things, is quietly launching a shot across the bow of the industry's giants — in this case, the uber popular metasearch engine, Kayak.

Beyond this social integration (which also allows users to share their portfolio with friends and family on Facebook and other social networks, including Yammer), Bright Funds offers employers a cloud-based, secure tool that they can integrate into payroll or employee benefit systems.

Having once been considered a secure chat tool beyond the reach of government eavesdropping, Skype is now facing a backlash in the wake of the Prism revelations.

Cyph Built by two former SpaceX engineers, Cyph is a secure communication tool designed to be extremely friendly for users of any technical skill level, providing such features as encrypted video calling and file transfers to both individuals and businesses.

In other words, it's a secure collaboration tool that allows customers to find and collaborate with colleagues both in their enterprise and across enterprises, using similar functionality to Facebook (like information feeds) as well as document sharing within their HR system or their own private social network.

Google could be looking outwardly, and Symphony not only offers a secure communications tool that could help compete with Microsoft's Skype/Lync, it also has some intriguing content tracking abilities, letting you follow hashtags and keywords both inside the system and in public social networks like Twitter that could be attractive to Google.

Clinicians collected data on travelers using a secure internet tool.

The survey was constructed using a secure online tool and piloted by four current and two former infection prevention staff.

Clinicians collected data on all individuals seen for pre-travel consultation at participating sites from January of 2009 to December of 2011 using a secure internet tool.

And they do their best within their goals to have security, but they're not trying to be the most secure tool.

This longer, more secure tool holding was followed by the emergence of new characteristic behavioral patterns shown in Figure 3.