Sentence examples for a security process from inspiring English sources

Another innovation is a security process called scrambled indicia, in which digitally embedded images on some stamps are visible only with a decoder lens.

The Palestinian people have to see that there is a political process, and not just a cease-fire and a security process".

"Part of the agenda has always been to organize not only a security process and discussions, but a higher-level group to try to establish the cooperation that would lead us into political discussions," one senior Bush administration official said.

"We want them to understand there's a political process to which the Iraqis are committed and there's a military process, a security process, to which we, our coalition partners and the Iraqis are committed.

Face unlock is also redesigned here, and has been rebuilt to analyze a user's image continually, as more of a background security process than a device unlocking mechanism.

"Little," in this instance, means an invasive security process, a permanent record, possible jail time, and denied entry into America forever or until you pay lots of money to have a CHANCE at getting your identity verified again.

The official designated by the White House to improve the process for granting security clearances -- Clay Johnson III, deputy director for management at the Office of Management and Budget -- seemed a bit put off by the notion that funding for an improved security process could be an issue at the Pentagon.

"Usually a national security process exists to make policy decisions AND agree on rollout and messaging," Alyssa Ayres, a former State Department official, said in a tweet.

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To help ease what can already be a hectic security process, Case Logic now offers two collections of Security FriendlyTM solutions: laptop cases that isolate the laptop computer in an individual compartment, and laptop sleeves that still require removal from a traveler's carryon, but do not require removal of the laptop.

"Companies don't have the maturity and capabilities, so what ends up happening is a manual security process that is bound to take time and leave gaping holes," said Diogo Monica, security lead at software maker Docker.