The phrase "protection of information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the safeguarding of data or information from unauthorized access, alteration, disclosure, or destruction. For example, "Our company has implemented stringent protocols for the protection of information, such as password encryption and a firewall system."
The government's Protection of Information Bill and proposed media tribunal were widely criticized as censorship.
Yet the protection of information does not get the same respect, and that extends beyond weapons labs.
When the Orwellian-sounding Protection of Information Bill was first introduced in March 2010, it did indeed sound dire.
As defense, intelligence and diplomatic budgets have shrunk, resources for security -- physical safety as well as protection of information -- often have been early victims of the budget axes.
It is intended to repeal an old apartheid law, the protection of information act of 1982, which is not in line with the democratic constitution.
The Protection of Information Bill, as the legislation is called, must still clear a national council of provinces before it takes effect.
They were assured regarding the anonymity, privacy, confidentiality and data protection of their information.
Mr. Lieberman said today that his version would probably differ from the House bill in the areas of civil service protection, freedom of information and immigration services, which he wants included in the new department.
That trust applies not only to personalized, accurate information delivery, but also the protection of personal information.
While U-Cities operate in a data-intensive manner, they often prohibit the sharing of some of the data for the protection of personal information.
The SAPREL process also meets with stringent research and information governance requirements for the ethical use and protection of patient information.
