Sentence examples for data protection measures from inspiring English sources
Durov wants him to help VK with their data protection measures.
MEPs would like to tie the PNR decision to another vote on data protection measures, which could cause delays.
Under the EU Data Protection Directive (95/46/EC), personal data cannot be transferred to countries outside of the European Economic Area EEAA) unless the receiving countries' data protection measures are deemed adequate.
And public clamour for action has failed to translate into federal legislation.Last year Congress did try to make life tougher for cybercriminals, but then failed to agree on new data protection measures.
The law "is expected to strengthen Singapore's reputation as a business hub, especially for transactions with European countries, which require more stringent data protection measures". However, it also touches on the consequences of how opening up to one market can close access to others.
"I think my proposal reflects the majority opinion in Parliament, which is that we want to protect the online rights of consumers in order to help the digital economy flourish, not to control it," said Jan Philipp Albrecht, who is the main sponsor in Parliament of the stricter data protection measures.
Companies that make and issue the cards argue that what looks shocking in the lab could not lead to widespread abuse in the real world, and that additional data protection and antifraud measures in the payment system protect consumers from end to end.
Again, not all data protection and online security measures are created equal.
Filippelli discussed with us the work that Forcepoint is doing in data protection – namely a measure of protection that adapts to the behavior of internal employees.
The removal of judges over 62 and the ombudsman for data protection is part of measures that dismantle the state of law and include a thorough remodelling of the judiciary system from the supervision of the judges to the changed status of the constitutional court.
The Guardian recently revealed that the European parliament had overturned a decade of data protection legislation and approved measures giving member states the power to force phone and internet companies to retain the detailed communications logs of each of their customers for an unspecified period.
