Sentence examples for client identity from inspiring English sources

In order to add client anonymity, we try to hide the client identity to the authentication server using SPIR [17] protocols.

The Gradient Direction (GD) metric proposed in [7, 21] measures the distance between a probe image and a model in the gradient direction of the a posteriori probability function associated with the hypothesised client identity.

A more recent example that illustrates the ever-changing regulatory landscape happened a few months ago when the government of Canada revised rules regarding acceptable methods to determine client identity.

According to our empirical analysis, the proposed mechanism can instantly trace the "physical location" of a targeted service resource identifier (SRI), when the target client is using online social network applications (Facebook, Twitter, etc)., and can analyze the probable target client "identity" associatively.

The matter is also particularly contentious because of the number of client identities and records that the I.R.S., backed by the Justice Department, is seeking to acquire.

What the cases have in common is that the accused banks took advantage of a law that was not changed until 2008 and that allowed banks to disguise client identities and move their money offshore.

The agreement was heavily criticized by German lawmakers, who said it sent the wrong signal — suggesting that the wealthy could "buy themselves free from punishment" because it would allow client identities to remain secret.

With their financial sector under global scrutiny, Swiss officials have been working to reach an agreement with Washington that would allow them to retain something of their 1934 banking law, which makes the disclosure of client identities a crime.

Cybercafes (but not public phone operators) are required to maintain detailed records of clients' identity proofs, photographs and the Web sites they have visited, for a minimum period of one year.

Another official said the department did not have numbers on how many people might have been falsely identified, since institutions can check their clients' identity against the list and ignore it if something like the date of birth obviously does not match the person in front of them.

Its consultants almost never even divulge their clients' identities.