"We use things like social media looking for hate speech, as well as developing ways in which the members of the communities that are at risk can actually communicate directly with us and communicate incidents that might not appear in the media, or in other NGOs' reports or in social media".
If a breach is likely to result in a "high risk of adversely affecting individuals' rights and freedoms" the regulation also urges data controllers to communicate the incident to the people affected — and do so without "undue delay".
When there is an incident, communicate it openly but not in front of other parents on the playground as it can be difficult for them.
The student's pediatrician, parents and teachers should communicate about the incident, the recommendations said, and be watchful for when academic tasks aggravate symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, sensitivity to light and difficulty concentrating.
While there is a lot of preparation your company can do itself in terms of teeing up all the right people internally to help navigate how to triage and communicate a security incident internally and externally, it can sometimes be challenging to find the right on-demand internal expertise at your fingertips when you are in the thick of an incident.
Be well prepared (in training and equipment) to communicate during major incidents of civil disobedience not only with the people who seem to be leaders, but also with their supporters and other demonstrators.
Fundamentally, the results of this study may help to identify populations at risk, improve counterfeit drug surveillance, model future counterfeit medicine incidents, and communicate important drug safety information to the public and healthcare professionals.
As informed by deputy manager site B "We do not need to communicate with pharmacy for incidents all the time, only if there is a need, if there is a query about a medication, or there is a medication missing".
Firefighters at a mobile field site can communicate via NICS with the incident command center.
Chinese military officials say that while the chance of an accidental collision is rising, there are mechanisms in place in which the military leadership of both countries can communicate and defuse such an incident.
They included equipment to detect explosives in packages and vehicles entering Energy Department sites ($12 million); better perimeter barriers and fences ($13 million); and improvements in Energy Department computers, including "firewalls" and intrusion detection equipment and increasing the ability to communicate "critical cyber threat and incident information" ($30 million).
