Sentence examples for inadvertent data from inspiring English sources

Huang spoke with Wired ahead of the event, explaining that the case is designed to offer far more protection against inadvertent data transmission that airplane mode, "You can think your phone's radios are off, and not telling your location to anyone, but actually still be at risk".

However, EHR systems also bring new liability and litigation risks such as the inappropriate use of the systems, privacy breaches, and inadvertent data disclosures, which in turn may impose heavy costs in terms of preservation of electronic information and potential litigation issues [6].

Over the weekend, an employee of DraftKings, one of the two largest daily fantasy web sites, admitted to releasing confidential information about the prevalence of NFL players in users' fantasy lineups, a seemingly inadvertent data breach, which drew more attention when the same employee won $350,000 in a competition at FanDuel, DraftKings' largest competitor.

Rather it will be an inadvertent disclosure of data, or maybe the allowing of others to see the data your employees generate like the websites they visit.

• Mr. George, of Fidelis Security Systems, said that in the past, companies' loss of digital assets like design documents and marketing plans was generally inadvertent, as the data slipped through holes in the computer system.

By expressing their alternative definitions of drug-like compounds within the same framework as that of the original Rule of Five, it may have been possible to reduce ambiguity and inconsistencies in results stemming from inadvertent inconsistencies of data sources or precise methods of computational resource invocation.

We are thus well aware of the omnipresent risk of inadvertent sample and data handling.

About a year ago, reports began circulating among data-protection professionals and others about inadvertent disclosures of personal data by public authorities that had intended only to disclose anonymous or aggregate data.

They say centralised databases are honeypots for hackers and could lead to inadvertent loss of secure data, such as the Revenue and Customs fiasco.

Google cannot contain its legal problems surrounding the inadvertent collection of personal data from WiFi networks by ots global fleet of Street View cars.

Google has more recently been in the firing line for its inadvertent collection of user data via its Street View cars.