Sentence examples for collection of security from inspiring English sources

A team at the University of Maryland then published a paper in March, systematically showing 802.11b's collection of security features to be ineffective.

Hackers amassed a vast collection of security clearance records, even fingerprints, in a yearlong hacking of the United States Office of Personnel Management.

Cross revealed a collection of security weaknesses in Cisco's architecture that he says add up to a lawful intercept system that could be easily hijacked by a skilled cybercriminal.

The new tool searches for problems using machine learning based on Microsoft's Security Graph, the growing collection of security intelligence information the company has accumulated and continues to gather.

Our aim is to establish whether the collection of security controls mentioned in the analysed forms corresponds to the controls defined in ISO/IEC 27002 and the CIS Critical Security Controls; these two control sets are generally held to be best practice.

These costs are incurred because of inactivity in the labour market and the collection of social security benefits and were calculated on the basis of the ZUS data concerning the volume of social security benefits transferred, along with the GUS data on the average gross salary in the economy.

The Defense Security Command of the Ministry of National Defense and the National Intelligence Service are responsible for the collection of national security intelligence, particularly with regard to the threat from North Korea.

But mostly it was about Trump having adopted positions that were extraordinarily friendly to Putin and strongly at odds with a bipartisan collection of national security officials and people overseas.

These two examples are drawn from a sometimes amusing collection of actual security questions that Fenton has compiled.

The North American Securities Administrators Association, a collection of state securities regulators, "vigorously opposes creation of a self-regulatory organization," said Steven D. Irwin, Pennsylvania's securities commissioner.

Outside his office, Mr. Zeck has a collection of government securities dating to the 1770s.