Sentence examples for breach communications from inspiring English sources
The hackers also attempted to breach communications within the Norwegian army, its intelligence service, the foreign ministry, a school and a radiation protection agency.
Hackers attempted to breach communications among members of Norway's Labour Party much the same way American intelligence agencies have determined that Russians targeted emails from within the Democratic National Committee during the U.S. campaign, reports Norway's TV2.
Mr Gormley subsequently called in Durham Constabulary to investigate "matters arising from a breach of communications data protocols".
So if a company hires a forensics team to help remediate a data breach, the communications with that team could be discovered in a lawsuit related to that breach.
LGBT Labour, the party's campaign for gay rights, urged people to report Griffin for allegedly breaching the Communications Act 2003, under which it is an offence to post menacing messages on the internet.
In recent months, as calls for his resignation have grown louder, several leading opposition politicians have been charged or jailed on a variety of offenses including sedition and breaches of communications laws.
In the latest incident seven youths were arrested in New Jersey last week for allegedly manipulating computers to make free telephone calls, obtain information and breach a Defense Department communications system.
You're probably quite right, there's not someone going 'Oh, that's a breach of the Communications Act 2003.' But people do think, 'Something I don't like has happened and it must be stopped.'".
With this expansion, the ACA inadvertently exposes more individuals (especially those with private insurance) to confidentiality breaches through routine communications in the form of Explanation of Benefits (EOBs) sent to policyholders (typically the parent).
Elizabeth Knight, legal director of the Open Rights groups, said: "We already know that Ripa [Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act] allows the security services to intercept all 'external' communications, breaching our right to privacy.
And as the number of Tor users increases, the odds of someone breaching Tor-based communications becomes even lower.
