Along with a lack of awareness at board level, participants agreed that employees were often the greatest cybersecurity threat facing an organisation, either by accident – for instance by opening malware from an email (as was the case in the Germany steel mill), or using weak passwords – or by intentionally stealing sensitive information.
In fact, we intentionally obscure sensitive data like wifi access points so that we cannot access that information, ensuring added privacy".
The pictures are intentionally raw".
I mean, hey, some art isn't actually meant to be around for very long— temporary exhibitions, ephemeral natural art, and one-time-only performances are all intentionally time-sensitive.
However, it should be noted that many current chemotherapeutic agents induce genomic instability either as collateral damage (e.g., [ 115]), or to intentionally trigger apoptosis in sensitive (e.g., cancerous) cells (reviewed in [ 116]).
But this rarely amounted to what lawmakers like to call "vigorous oversight"; in the Bush administration, in fact, the surveillance court and the oversight committees were intentionally bypassed on the most sensitive programs.
We report this since researchers intending to conduct translational research should be aware that their findings might intentionally or unintentionally trespass on sensitive terrain with unfavorable results.
The role of video and audio recording is an important consideration that should be researched more intentionally and formally given its sensitive and potentially triggering impact on CSA survivors and methodological impact on research.
Did Clinton intentionally send out or receive any sensitive information?
But children are very sensitive to when someone is intentionally teaching them, even from a very young age.
