Sentence examples similar to breach tracking from inspiring English sources

He earned a little fame under his own name, Ben Westbeech, making upbeat, jazzy neo-soul and lending his voice to liquid D&B tracks, before opening up a sideline as Breach; tracks like 2010's Fatherless took the syncopated sucrose energy of the then-nascent UK funky scene and gave it a welcome edgy paranoia.

Ponemon points out that the ITRC, like other breach-tracking firms, catalogues data loss incidents based on media reports that follow public notice of breaches, now a legal requirement in many states.

According to a report released Tuesday by the breach-tracking Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC), there were 646 data breach incidents reported in 2008, a 47% increase over 2007′s total of 446 breaches, itself a record for the most breaches tallied in a single year (back to main story: "Banking's Data Security Crisis").

The Center, which has been tracking breaches for a decade based on media reports, said that 675 million records have been exposed since 2005.

But it's not out of left field: Akamai has long been tracking security breaches in issues for its clients, with public results produced in its regular State of the Internet reports.

The average breach costs a company $5.5 million, or $194 for each record breached, according to a Symantec-sponsored study by the Ponemon Institute, an organization that tracks data breaches.

It states that the N.H.L. "breached its duty" to Boogaard by, among other things, failing to monitor his prescriptions or establish proper procedures for administering and tracking them.

Several Channel Tunnel staff and two police officers are believed to have been injured after a "large and co-ordinated" group breached the tracks at Calais at around 12 30 am.