Sentence examples for bit of a security from inspiring English sources

Logging out takes time – services that log you out too quickly can be annoying, but I found I was still logged in after a few minutes of inactivity, which seemed a bit of a security risk.

Twitter has a bit of a security problem.

Seems like a bit of a security concern if you ever get mugged.

I wasn't kidding when I said I'm a bit of a security fanatic.

That convenient new speed dial-like new tab page presents a bit of a security risk, however.

Of course, the ability to physical separate the dongles for each other does pose a bit of a security problem: ideally, only one of them will ever be around so as to mitigate the risk of someone being able to access and decrypt all your personal goodies.

Now, a sensible person might suggest that the president's children have armed guards – called the secret service – because they are the president's children and thus face a bit more of a security risk than the average school pupil.

Both men are good and decent human beings who I'm sure would've come to my aid if needed, but privilege in any form can provide a bit of a social security blanket.

For DSA or ECDSA-based digital signatures, the signature size is 320 bits for a security level of 80 bits [2].

It's a bit of security in a city where it's so easy to feel exposed, and a sense of solace in a place where it's easy to feel overwhelmed.

As a digital security adviser at the Cabinet Office, you'd think he'd be safe offering up a bit of digital security advice at a digital security conference.