A small sign out front read, "Protected by Pacific Heights Security" — the badge of a local, élite security firm staffed by armed off-duty and retired cops.
"Do you think he has fun in this house?" one software engineer asked, peering up at the mansion, which another of the protesters described as "neo-Bavarian". A small sign out front read, "Protected by Pacific Heights Security"—the badge of a local, élite security firm staffed by armed off-duty and retired cops.
Someday, they may replace passwords, personal identification numbers, keys, photo badges and other forms of security.
By Macy Halford March 9, 2010 The music T-shirt: a badge of identity, a protest, a security blanket, overworn, overloved, destined to be stuffed into a dresser drawer and forgotten, come across years later and greeted somewhat sadly, a memento mori of a wilder, younger time.
IT trade magazine Secure Enterprise goes on a ride-along with a team of security experts as they simulate an attack on an unsuspecting business, successfully obtaining everything from security badges to a list of user IDs and passwords.
Muhammad Dribigi, who's in charge of security at the mosque, sits at a wooden table in full uniform, complete with shiny badges and sidearm.
The Israeli prime minister described Obama's pledge to block the Palestinian move at the UN security council as a "badge of honour".
(c) Jammed a parking ticket he received for violating airport-security rules under the badge of the police officer who issued it.
HE WAS a badge of respectability for Silvio Berlusconi's idiosyncratic administration, and a guarantee for investors in both Italian securities and the euro.
The badge of Clan MacLean.
