Sentence examples for internal security team from inspiring English sources

Finally, the CIA assigned its internal security team to investigate.

The events began around 11 30 p.m., when the Occupy Wall Street demonstration's internal security team was called to deal with a fight that had erupted between a man and his girlfriend in the park, said Chris Reider, 49, one of the team members.

The execution team itself was not in his purview, but he helped coördinate the prison's Tactical and Investigative Services units, and selected and supervised a thirty-five-person Internal Security team who worked the night of an execution, evaluating them afterward for post-traumatic stress (a fairly common problem).

In a message to party organisers, the party said its internal security team had been investigating "alleged financial irregularities" relating to leaflets and publications, the "leaking on to the internet of sensitive party information" and "feeding lies to certain anti-BNP blog sites" for several months.

After the settlement, Purdue touted a high-powered internal security team it had set up to guard against the illicit use of its drug.

Mr. Harper announced Wednesday that he has asked an internal security team to begin finding the source of a document leak that he characterized as being "blatantly unfair" to Senator Barack Obama.

Others hire pentesters because they think outsiders may spot things that internal security teams miss.

Scenes like these are causing executives to supplement their internal security teams with the services of outside specialty firms.

Its internal security teams and a "leading digital forensics and security firm" are currently investigating the breach.

Apple recently revamped its internal security teams, which govern the security aspects of shipping products, conduct threat-testing against Apple's own devices and act as a sort of filtration system that places security at the nexus of what it does.

As well as the politics of the Middle East, Mitchell had to contend with the internal politics of Washington, seeing much of his portfolio disappear when Obama appointed the veteran Middle East negotiator, Dennis Ross, to his national security team last year.