Sentence examples for its security measures in from inspiring English sources

LinkedIn says that it has increased its security measures in the years since the breach, by introducing stronger encryption, email challenges and two-factor authentication.

LinkedIn says that it has increased its security measures in the years since the breach, by introducing stronger encryption, email challenges and two-factor authentication.

The London Metropolitan police said that as a matter of course it is reviewing its security measures in the wake of the Berlin attack, but added the terror threat level is already at "severe" — meaning an attack is highly likely — and that it has "considered a range of threats, including the use of large vehicles".

The banknote printer said it had "painstakingly reviewed its security measures in detail".

He added, however, that the company had its "security measures in place".

In fact, the company reveals in its S-1 that its security measures have, in the past, been compromised and notes that they could be again, which isn't nothing, considering how much information PagerDuty requires to execute its work, including the personally identifiable information of its clients, including contact information and physical location.

Our technical platform, including its security measures, has been used in real settings in several trials [ 3, 4].

This heterogeneous clustering approach has its own security measures in which only registered devices in the IP-DNS can be part of the heterogeneous clustering network and can set up communication channel with the sink or with any other device.

"But I do not think Amazon would be lax in its security measures".

Others might hope to document real TSA abuses, or point out dangerous vulnerabilities in its security measures.

One day this spring, on the condition that I not reveal any details of its location nor the stringent security measures in place to protect its contents, I entered a hidden vault at the Israel Museum and gazed upon the Aleppo Codex — the oldest, most complete, most accurate text of the Hebrew Bible.