Sentence examples for big breaches from inspiring English sources

The short answer is yes – as many large firms can attest, online threats come thick and fast, and big breaches can floor corporate behemoths with apparent ease.

The big breaches of the past year like Ashley Madison and the Office of Personnel Management, were so noteworthy that they crowded out the drumbeat of unimaginably terrible credit-card breaches at the likes of Hilton and Walmart and Target and literally dozens of other major companies.

Facebook might not be renowned for its security (even though it's actually very safe without big breaches to date).

The big breaches over the last couple of years [often] trace back to an end user being targeted by malware," Ben-Efraim said.

Doubtless, several foundation or charities will face big breaches in 2013.

(Bishop was given a Chinese name one small inflection away from one big breach of good manners).

The first big breach of the pipeline occurred on 30 June, near a village known as Cuninico.

In Mr Giggs's case, the big breach came when a Scottish paper, the Sunday Herald, ignored the injunction issued by the London court.

Banks, on the other hand, have made a huge effort to tighten up their defences, though a big breach at JPMorgan Chase last year showed that there is still some room for improvement in that industry.

In the first big breach in Swiss secrecy, UBS agreed in 2009 to pay a $780m fine for aiding tax evasion and turned over data on more than 4,400 accounts.

Another big breach was reported in March on the official Web site by Health Net, a California-based insurance company, which notified 1.9 million health plan members that records with their personal information were missing.