Sentence examples for publicized data from inspiring English sources

Cybersecurity is becoming top of mind for customers and organizations, as highly publicized data breaches and cyberattacks at large corporations have revealed just how much damage a hacker can do by accessing or manipulating an organization's systems.

In 2005, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) launched Hospital Compare, which publicized data on hospitals' compliance with process-of-care metrics (for instance, whether a patient with pneumonia received the correct type of antibiotic, according to the medical evidence).

Undaunted by geographic limitations, she surveyed and publicized data that documented the mismanagement of living conditions and health care among the occupational forces on the Indian continent.

Major hospitals, health agencies and insurers have experienced highly publicized data breaches affecting millions of consumers whose names, addresses, health identification numbers and other data were compromised.

Like the death of a celebrity from a drug overdose, publicized data loss incidents remind us that we should probably do something about taking better care of our data.

This latest large-scale publicized data loss will surely lead to managers everywhere forwarding a link to the story to their IT departments asking "what are we doing so that this doesn't happen to us".

The bill provides for oversight of ICE, and places numerous limits on the agency, outlining protections for pregnant detainees, requirements for publicizing data about who is in custody and prohibitions on destroying records.

During the George W. Bush administration, Congress passed laws that prohibited law enforcement from publicizing data showing where criminals obtained their guns and granted gunmakers immunity from some civil lawsuits.

Jack Thurston, a founder of Farmsubsidy.org, which collects and publicizes data about how European farm aid is spent, says that even a seemingly positive reform to emphasize the public good may "be more subject to fraud because more of it will be discretionary and will vary by member state".

He said the Bush administration would reduce federal regulation of most health care providers; give the elderly more information on their health insurance options, and publicize data on the quality of care provided by hospitals, doctors, nursing homes and home care agencies.

Elsewhere … An online story suggested that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention could have done more in 2007 to publicize data on lead poisoning.