Sentence examples for embarrassing data from inspiring English sources

As more and more companies fall victim to security breaches and substantial (and embarrassing) data leaks, cybersecurity startups seem to be profiting at their expense.

But he'll also face tough questions on another subject: ending NARA's streak of embarrassing data spillages that have leaked millions of individuals' sensitive information over the last year.

Zefo's appointment is part of the company's recent mission to move past an embarrassing data breach, as well as other weak privacy practices employed by former CEO Travis Kalanick, who resigned last year after a string of scandals.

The hiring of Zefo, who led Intel's global privacy and security legal team, and Olsen is part of the company's mission to move past the embarrassing data breach, as well as other weak privacy practices employed by former CEO Travis Kalanick, who resigned in 2017 after a string of scandals.

Part of what has made WikiLeaks so much more effective than traditional hacking efforts, after all, is that whistleblowers with privileged accounts within computer networks are a far more efficient source of embarrassing data than hacking techniques such as random searches of filesharing networks.

The hiring of Zefo, who led Intel's global privacy and security legal team, and Olsen is part of the company's mission to move past the embarrassing data breach, as well as other weak privacy practices employed by former CEO Travis Kalanick, who resigned in 2017 after a string of scandals.

The Census database disclosure is the latest in a string of embarrassing data-security breaches at federal agencies in the last few years.

At the same time, tax returns can sometimes include embarrassing information or disclose data at odds with a candidate's political self-portrait — such as a lofty income that might not sit well with Americans living paycheck to paycheck.

In a speech opening three days of talks in Washington focusing on the Asian economic crisis, Mr. Rubin proposed new rules that would all but compel nations to disclose embarrassing financial data that many governments have routinely withheld.

That creates uncertainty about how sensitive or embarrassing the scraped data is, and whether it could possibly be used to blackmail and stalk them.

The Tory Party's Liz Smith said the data was "embarrassing" for the SNP.