Sentence examples for harbor data from inspiring English sources

"When I said that according to my understanding, according to this new Safe Harbor data of European citizens will be treated as data of Americans in the US then it means something.

It's also worth noting that even some of these alternative legal bases are themselves facing legal challenges after data protection agencies expressed concern over their robustness, following the 2015 Europe Court of Justice decision to strike down the original Safe Harbor data transfer arrangement.

That cloud model means there are inevitably questions about data transport from regions like Europe, should Afero secure customers who are selling devices in the region thanks to the current limbo left by the invalidation of the EU-U.S. Safe Harbor data transport agreement.

The honest broker "de-identified" the cases by eliminating all patient, pathologist, accession and clinical identifiers (as well any other HIPAA safe harbor data) from the reports.

The AP reports that a growing number of European officials are calling for the suspension of the "Safe Harbor" data-sharing agreement, without which more than 4,200 American companies doing business in Europe, including Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon could not function.

Closed-source software is sold to the public as secure solutions for harboring data, but all they really ensure is that one provider has complete control over your information — and if they go offline, or are a victim of a data breach, their users are hurt in the process.

This work underscores the rich, and relatively untapped, resource of eukaryotic genome projects for harboring data pertinent to host microbial interactions.

But in the short term at least Google will be hoping that geoblocking placates the European regulators — regulators that have been fired up by other recent ECJ privacy-related judgements, such as last year's strikedown of the Safe Harbor transatlantic data transfer agreement.

Also relevant: ongoing legal uncertainty following the landmark decision by Europe's top court to invalidate the fifteen-year-old Safe Harbor transatlantic data transfer agreement between the U.S. and the EU last month — itself triggered in large part by the 2013 revelations of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

Since the fire last July at the sewage treatment plant in Harlem, however, New York City has already taken steps to improve its alerts and has posted weekly harbor water quality data online.

The MEPs release comes as the EU Court of Justice invalidated the safe harbor agreement for data transfers to the United States.