The phrase "access and maintaining" is not correct in written English.
It should be "accessing and maintaining" to ensure grammatical accuracy.
Example: "The system is designed for accessing and maintaining user data efficiently."
Alternatives: "gaining access and upkeep" or "obtaining access and managing".
The authors' research suggests that hackers' attacks typically involve four steps: identifying vulnerabilities; scanning and testing; gaining access; and maintaining access.
To preserve our national security interests and foster innovation and competitiveness, we must sustain our preeminence in space, launching more science missions, guaranteeing unfettered access, and maintaining a source of high-value American jobs".
g) To manage all such data securely, using role based access and maintaining an audit log.
This chapter covers the many malicious activities an attacker can use to gain access and maintain a foothold in a network.
Mr. Copeland said he would study the new proposal but added that any proposal "that makes it more difficult for us to access and maintain technology expertise in the age of technology can't be a good idea".
Barrett has said that he is attracted to the short‑story form "for its capacity to access and maintain intensities – tonally, atmospherically, linguistically – that more capacious narrative forms too often cannot tolerate".
"The Chinese do have more access, I think, than any of the rest of us to North Korea and I think it is actually in the interest of the international community that somebody who is a responsible player does have some degree of access and maintains some degree of access".
Wheelmap provides a RESTful API to access and maintain the Wheelmap relevant data within OSM.
The early wind parks could be reached quickly by using boats originally used for fishing, and the few technically relatively simple wind turbines were easy to access and maintain.
Still, they're requiring password resets for all Shell/FTP accounts (read: not the account that DreamHost customers use to login to the billing/backend system, but the user accounts they use to access and maintain their actual websites).
Still, they're requiring password resets for all Shell/FTP accounts (read: not the account that DreamHost customers use to login to the billing/backend system, but the user accounts they use to access and maintain their actual websites). for what seems to be all DreamHost customers.
