Sentence examples for information security consultant from inspiring English sources

David A. Sobel Richmond, Vt., March 2, 2005 The writer is a health care information security consultant.

Mark Seiden, an information security consultant in Silicon Valley, said that Apple's letter to the congressmen suggests that it uses the location data from the previously hidden file "so a phone knows where it is quickly".

"It is very unusual for Sony to completely rebuild a system after a security breach, rather than just stopping the bleeding and going back to some kind of restricted network," said Mark Seiden, a longtime information security consultant.

With the information stolen from Epsilon, thieves could send customers of JPMorgan Chase an e-mail that appeared to be from the bank, complete with their names, said Mark Seiden, an information security consultant in Silicon Valley.

The panel's subsequent inquiries identified Action Research, the Florida firm, as "the biggest of the big" among companies using pretexts to obtain phone numbers, said Rob Douglas, an information security consultant who worked for the subcommittee.

"I'd be dumfounded if you could find a corporation the size of H.P. that turned directly to the pretexter," said Rob Douglas, an information security consultant who has testified to Congress about illicit tactics used to obtain telephone records.

We do not yet know the scope of the intrusion, but we are working closely with information security consultants and law enforcement to determine its source and impact.

"We do not yet know the scope of the intrusion, but we are working closely with information security consultants and law enforcement to determine its source and impact," read a message posted on the school's website Thursday.

Information-security consultants might see a business opportunity in drawing attention to a problem to which they (for a fee) can offer a solution.

He is also seeking compensation for his attorneys, who are handling his case pro bono, and for himself, to account for lost salary and benefits and the cost of replacing his electronics, which information-security consultants have advised him are "permanently compromised".

He is also seeking compensation for his attorneys, who are handling his case pro bono, and for himself, to account for lost salary and benefits and the cost of replacing his electronics, which information-security consultants have advised him are "permanently compromised". Finally, Edelman has asked to be removed from a security list that bars him from entering any government building.