Sentence examples for authorised access to from inspiring English sources

In one category, the leaker must have authorised access to classified information; he must reveal the agent's identity intentionally; the government must be taking "affirmative measures" to conceal the agent.

Insiders pose a great threat on organisations due to their knowledge on the organisation and its security protocols, their authorised access to the organisation's resources, and the difficulty of discerning the behaviour of an insider threat from a normal employee's behavior (Gheyas and Abdallah, 2016).

And while laws are in place on both sides of the Atlantic to give them limited and officially authorised access to this material, Thursday's Guardian story reveals the ambition of the National Security Agency NSAA) to use a secretive legal process to pick up information on a much wider scale.

Making the case, Morrow used the analogy of a homeowner to describe how Manning, then an intelligence analyst working in Iraq, had been granted authorised access to the secure computer network SIPRnet, but had then allegedly applied to it the Wget software.

The Management and Security ensures the provenance of application execution with authenticated and authorised access to services in a cloud platform.

Only the research psychiatrist will have authorised access to the online randomisation programme.

Not only does that build your individual credit history, but it gives you a credit cushion if your spouse halts your authorised user access to his or her plastic.

Authorised access by GCHQ to hundreds of transatlantic fibre-optics cables that carry vast streams of our phone and internet messages in and out of the UK means that the definition of  "domestic traffic" is blurred beyond recognition.

An Israeli military official said the army co-ordinated monthly visits to the site to allow authorised access, and that one such trip had happened two weeks ago, Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported.

In particular, an internet user who "intentionally accesses a computer without authorisation or exceeds authorised access" is breaking the law, even though it doesn't actually explain what authorisation actually is, Hoffman added.

Interaction restrictions can be added so that only authorised users have access to the assistance messages and the level of detail contained in the message can be tailored to the person who is accessing them.