Sentence examples for implemented breach from inspiring English sources

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday that a new US law putting visa restrictions on Iranians and those who had visited Iran would, if implemented, breach a nuclear deal Tehran had struck with world powers earlier this year.

DUBAI, Dec 23 (Reuters) - Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday a new U.S. law putting visa restrictions on Iranians and those who had visited Iran would, if implemented, breach a nuclear deal Tehran had struck with world powers earlier this year.

Final note: When (not if) your systems are breached, you'll need to know the rules for breach notification in all the states where you operate (a word of warning: no two states are necessarily the same) and implement a breach response program.

Since the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act was implemented in 2009, breaches of health information protected under HIPAA have been required to be reported to the HHS.

(Since the breach, Sprint has implemented upgrades that prevent the attack from being launched on their network, too).

In the aftermath of the breach, federal officials implemented sweeping security changes, including a new defense security chief to oversee all of the National Nuclear Security Administration's sites.

Davi Ottenheimer, senior director of trust for EMC, says a variety of methods should be evaluated and implemented in order to prevent data breaches.

In 2006, the Enforcement Rule was implemented, giving HHS the power to combat breaches in compliance.

The encryption methods that protect everything from online shopping to diplomatic communications remain effectively impregnable when properly implemented, even if, in practice, there are frequent breaches — whistle-blowers, careless clicks, and so on.

"If the Congress law is implemented as it is, it would definitely be a breach," Zarif said at a joint press conference on Wednesday.

The bigger issue in many breaches is that organizations haven't properly implemented data access security controls.