Sentence examples for protection firm from inspiring English sources

Many businesses are worried about leaving their properties empty, says Steven Davies, an executive at Camelot, the biggest protection firm, as their fear of squatters has intensified.Many squatters have simply given up, reckon the inhabitants of the Camden settlement.

Through intermediaries in the private security industry, and through contact made with the founder of a specialist close protection firm who worked with the investigator, the IoS asked for details of the alleged surveillance, who else was involved and who had hired them.

Indeed, Julie Fergerson, a vice president at Debix, an identity protection firm, and a board member of the Merchant Risk Council, an antifraud trade group, says she has begun seeing premiums placed on "aged" data at some online black market sites where stolen consumer identity and account information is traded.

"It is sort of like losing weight or being on a diet," adds Mitic, now chief executive of TrustedID, an identity theft protection firm in Redwood City, Calif.

Law firm Urmann (U+C) is acting on behalf of Swiss copyright protection firm the Archive, and is asking for one-off payments of 250 euros (£210).

The identity if iguide.com is shielded from public WHOIS records, but not by Mark Monitor, the brand protection firm Apple usually works with.

A number of privacy protection firms use another technique.

Many "brand protection" firms have also started to peddle radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology to help companies track shipments.

Because of increasing workplace violence, terrorism, kidnappings and extortion, in the United States and around the world, many companies are hiring executive protection firms to strengthen their security departments in guarding their executives and their families.

The company provided approximately 10,000 software patches to resist computer viruses during 2003 and in 2004 this number is still growing as the battle between hackers, viral writers and software protection firms continues to escalate.

Particularly in environments with high employment protection, firms subject to credit constraints make higher use of fixed-term contracts, which carry the bulk of employment adjustment (Caggese and Cuñat 2008).