The costs of flaws or omissions that make software susceptible to attack was highlighted by a number of recent attacks that resulted in the theft of credit card information, user names and passwords from government and banking sites.
First: Whatever the costs and flaws, the lure of big-time sports in public institutions, and the idea of a payoff in applications and prestige for winning teams, seem to be stronger than ever.
Mark Serwotka, the head of the PCS union, whose members work in the department, said the drive by the Home Office to cut costs was flawed.
Moreover, many of the monorail efforts in this country have been associated with cost overruns, design flaws and maintenance difficulties.
During the war years, Bush fell in love with his own resolve, his refusal to waver, and this flaw cost Iraqis and Americans dearly.
Boos greeted the final whistle for the third time in four matches at Anfield after a persistent flaw cost Brendan Rodgers' team against FC Sion.
The efforts were plagued with technical flaws and cost overruns.
America's US-VISIT system is fraught with flaws and cost overruns.
However, even as scientists reported on the benefits of robotic surgery, which included decreased complication and mortality rates, others raised concerns about the high cost of robotic surgery, flaws in robotic surgical equipment, and underreporting of botched operations.
A judge in Valencia has ordered a political party to pay €30,000 (£24,400) in damages to the celebrated architect Santiago Calatrava over a website its members created to highlight the flaws and cost overruns in various projects he designed.
