Sentence examples for access of private data from inspiring English sources

For example, this design decision supported the integration of the private/public view, where only the data access layer is concerned with security and the access of private data, whereas only the presentation layer is concerned with the different public and private views.

The service provider, who does not have the decryption key, can still perform clustering without being able to access the content of private data.

Servers that store healthcare data are particularly attractive to hackers, who gain access to large amounts of private data when successfully accessing these servers.

Thanks to the "third-party doctrine," in 49 states and on the federal level, the government can access a striking amount of private data without a search warrant, simply by working through third parties.

The insurers say they will not have access to the aggregated pool of private data and the data will not be accessible to the public.

PRISM is the most important aspect of this surveillance system, and gives the NSA and other affiliated officials with direct access to private data of hundreds of millions of Americans, and billions of users worldwide, through nine major Internet companies, including Microsoft, Google, Facebook and Apple.

We are disappointed that the New Zealand Privacy Commissioner asked us to provide access to a year's worth of private data belonging to several people and then criticised us for protecting their privacy.

And researchers generally don't have the same level of access to private data banks that they do from existing "public" data banks or (hopefully) the future PMI Cohort.

Recent concerns over unauthorised access to third party systems and large scale exposure of private data have made an alternative solution desirable.

The dataset is designed for importing into a personal computer, which makes possible the appending of private data and safely protecting it from public access.

"If this trend continues," he wrote, "we'll see a small group of scientists with access to private data repositories enjoy an unfair amount of attention in the community at the expense of equally talented researchers whose only flaw is the lack of right 'connections' to private data".