In fact, the real worry is that there are too many vulnerable points in the chain of security so that even a single individual could compromise the system.
Kabul's "ring of steel" – a chain of security checkpoints and concrete barriers inside the city – failed to stop Taliban assaults on the five-star InterContinental hotel and the British Council offices this summer.
Moreover, the applicability of watermarks in the chain of security protocols still demands further study, since the existing watermarking schemes do not allow for the attribution of responsibilities in cases of misuse of the artifact.
I think it's horrible not only that these companies are so sloppy and careless about our data but that we have such a weak link in the chain of our security.
That example shows the company is not above actively jerking on the chain of people's security fears, as well as passively exploiting similar security worries when it jerkily repurposes 2FA digits for ad targeting.
According to the picture painted by Abacus founder and CEO Pradyuman Vig, Abacus can both automate compliance for tokenized security transactions and keep track of the chain of custody of private securities, making it simple for the SEC, among other parties, to audit the entire history of these securities transactions.
A tangled chain of authority further compromised security, the commission said, a point echoed by the authorities in Portland.
Unifying activities under a single chain of command would tighten security and speed reaction to attacks, advocates say.
PAGE A9 GROUP AIMS TO STOP NUCLEAR THEFT There is currently no organization whose job it is to eliminate weak links in the global security chain of the expanding web of nuclear sites -- private and public, civilian and military.
Although later investigations blamed the Marine chain of command for poor security at the base and "serious errors in judgment," Reagan decided to accept full blame for the tragedy himself, saying that the Marine commanders had "suffered enough".
