Sentence examples for in-house security from inspiring English sources

One security agency handled in-house security; the second was responsible for safeguarding transfers of cash and product.

Some corporations save and archive copies of all incoming and outgoing messages for legal and in-house security reasons.

One thing that has yet to change, however, is big Russian companies' bloated in-house security outfits, which specialise in collecting compromising material on their bosses' business rivals.

He says: "When it becomes mandatory for companies to have SIA licences for their in-house security officers, there will be a rush to outsource the work".

Adobe's in-house security blog at blogs.adobe.com/psirt gives full explanations of what the company is fixing in its Acrobat and Reader software, as well as about its Flash player updates.

In a phone conversation last week, she described how in-house security officers would follow her and her black clients, whom she described as "well-known singers and actors," around the store.

Kitayama's financial group doesn't even have an in-house securities company; it instead owns a 40% stake in a domestic joint venture with Daiwa Securities.

Action was swiftly taken and we are working with Twitter and our in house security to ensure this cannot happen again.

Compounding the challenge is that many of these companies lack in-house, deep security skills, which creates gaps that expose companies to risk.

As if understanding and responding to the evolving threat landscape wasn't a challenging enough task, the other equally troubling consideration for in-house IT security professionals, IT managers and indeed business owners is exploring the wealth of solutions apparently best-suited to deal with them.

But he said he expected that many customers would continue to want to have their data stored in-house because of security, legal and compliance reasons.