Sentence examples for chain of security from inspiring English sources
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.
A chain of security incidents has prevented U.S. officials from moving into the facility, which was scheduled to be ready for occupancy last month.
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.
Where once there were more than 60 marine bases, some with just a handful of men, that formed a chain of security dotted through Garmsir, now there are just two foreign camps, and those will probably be gone within a year as Nato countries rush to get their troops home.
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.
They engaged in a kind of financial alchemy, creating a trillion-dollar chain of securities on the back of subprime mortgages and other loans, which were sold to investors in private offerings that no government regulator scrutinized.
Such things turned out to be better predictors of default than credit scores or loan-to-value ratios, but the investors at the end of a long chain of securities could not monitor lending decisions.The issuers of CDOs asked rating agencies to assess their quality.
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.
"We should worry deeply about our dependence upon technology from foreign sources and we should worry about China more than any other place," said Jeff Stern, a managing director of Chain Security, a Reston, Va.-based company that analyzes global supply chain studies.
(5) The effective exercise of their rights by shareholders depends to a large extent on the efficiency of the chain of intermediaries maintaining securities accounts for shareholders, especially in a cross-border context.
