By repeatedly paralyzing online commerce, these vandals demonstrate that current electronic safeguards serve as little more than a cyber-Maginot line to be breached at will.
In this chapter, the non-electronic safeguards are discussed, to include barriers, fencing, bollards, lighting and landscaping, locks and keys, security seals and fastening equipment, window coverings, safes and protective cages, and signage.
The most common way to safeguard electronic equipment is the use of surge suppressors, which protect individual devices.
In that case, a judge is considering whether to instruct the executive office of the president on steps it must take to safeguard electronic messages.
Citi constantly reviews and upgrades its physical, electronic and procedural safeguards to detect, prevent and mitigate theft".
Under a 1996 law, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, all external transactions between hospitals, doctors and insurers must be in standardized electronic language, with safeguards to protect patients' privacy and prevent unauthorized access.
A Kansas City, Kan.-based title company named Nations Title that promised consumers it maintained "physical, electronic and procedural safeguards" to protect their confidential financial information, but tossed home-loan applications in an open dumpster, will have to take the same audit trail.
UNICEF maintains physical, electronic and procedural safeguards that are appropriate to the sensitivity of your personal information.
These are concerned with physical security measures and with electronic technology often computer-based to safeguard people, to reducomputer-based toft, to evaluate ongoing operationsafeguard safeguard assets against damage or loss.
