Sentence examples for breaches found from inspiring English sources

Health and safety breaches found by auditors and published on Thursday included blocked exits, lack of or faulty personal protective equipment and missing permits, which the FLA said was remedied when discovered.

And states have no particular incentive to repair the human rights breaches found by the court – apart from reputational damage as a result of breaching the human rights convention, which they seem to live with.

Breaches found at the Russell Hume meat plants related to multiple aspects of production, including maintaining legal temperature controls, preventing cross-contamination, ensuring environmental hygiene and management of food safety systems.

Although those attacks are not likely to be applied in the case of mobile phone data, we quickly mention some of them, as it is likely that breaches found in different applications might be similar to potential breaches in mobile phone datasets.

An investigation carried out by the council following the first breach found that the relationship records set up on the children's information system, Protocol, for the children involved in the first incident, were not populated with adequate information.

By signing up to the European convention on human rights convention over 60 years ago, this country agreed to secure the rights and freedoms set out in the convention to everyone within our jurisdiction and to rectify any breach found by the court, the body formed to adjudicate on disputes.

One such example was flagged to TechCrunch on Saturday when one of the users was informed by Facebook they had been affected by its latest breach found it had harvested an email address they had never personally handed over.

The UK watchdog said its investigation of the 2016 Uber breach found 'credential stuffing' was used to gain access to Uber's data storage — referring to a process by which compromised username and password pairs are injected into websites until they are matched to an existing account.

Javelin cites information from the Open Security Foundation, a nonprofit that collects information about data breaches, which found that there were 1,611 breaches in 2012, a 48 percent increase over the prior year.

He was charged with three different rule breaches and found guilty of two, with the other "not proven".

In total, Shirley told Forbes, the center performed 116 investigations following spying breaches and found that in all but 14 of those cases the intruders had gained complete administrator-level access to the victim's network.