The phrase "all of the data on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete set of information or statistics related to a specific topic or subject.
Example: "All of the data on the project will be presented in the final report."
Alternatives: "all the information regarding" or "the complete data about".
An intruder could gain access to machines linked to the compromised computer, could destroy all of the data on the machine or could use it to carry out denial of service attacks.
Ransomware – where a piece of malicious software, typically received via a phishing email, encrypts all of the data on the company's network, with the perpetrators requesting a ransom (typically £500 £1,000) in order to provide the decryption key.
According to the Cyber Streetwise campaign, a cross-government initiative run by the Home Office, major cyber threats to SMEs include: Ransomware – where a piece of malicious software, typically received via a phishing email, encrypts all of the data on the company's network, with the perpetrators requesting a ransom (typically £500 £1,000) in order to provide the decryption key.
Or you can remotely erase all of the data on the phone.
Table 12 presents all of the data on the energy intensity and the fuel mix for each transportation mode.
That is, turning all of the data on the web into structured data so as to define relationships between it and derive meaning.
HOWEVER, any decent secure data erase program which overwrites the data surface of your hard drive will make the data on the drive almost completely impossible to recover.
The impact of the data on markets is complicated.
Still, the release of the data on volume remains controversial.
"The data breech [sic] is a complete breech of our data and they have posted some of the data on Twitter".
The data on my household energy use, the times of local buses, government spending – these are all small data.
