Sentence examples for corporation security from inspiring English sources

There was the 2011 article in Gawker about Mr. Ailes directing a News Corporation security staff member to spy on reporters who worked at the newspaper he owns with his wife, Elizabeth, in Putnam County.

While any peripheral device such as a keyboard may pose a significant threat to the corporation, security teams need the capability to detect threats and enforce security policies.

Although the bulk of business still comes from corporations, security companies report a steady stream of inquiries from everyday -- if affluent -- people.

The problem we wrestle with is none other than a distorted American empire, complete with mega-corporations, security-industrial complexes and a burgeoning military.

For the first time, News Corporation, citing security concerns, has made attendees register and R.S.V.P. before the event.

A freelance producer who spoke to the Guardian says that in spring of that year, before WGA-E even announced its intentions, he received a call from Special Response Corporation, a security firm with a dedicated strikes and labor division.

For example, in a corporation, the security camera officer may have access to video contents of all visitors but not the employees; the chief privacy officer will have access to video contents of visitors and all employees except for the executive team but the law enforcement, with a proper order from the court, will have access to the true original footage.

This bedrock of U.S. markets was established in the 1933 Securities Act, and the S.E.C. was created, in 1934, largely to enforce a single proposition: that a corporation issuing securities to the public has to come clean about its financial results and outlook.

At large corporations, physical security and safety plans are being revisited, security experts said.

Foreign embassies and corporations tightened security in the wake of the bombings.

We don't want our corporations and security agencies fickle and fallible.