You may not be able to safeguard yourself completely from hacks, but you can add an extra layer of security by putting a plan in place that will help recover data quickly in the event of a breach.
The group sought heritage listing to establish stronger safeguards but not completely block development.
Ken Rait, director of the Heritage Forests Campaign, a Portland, Ore., organization that works for forest protection, said he had hoped the administration would draft a tougher policy that "completely safeguards these forests".
Gardner wants to gut environmental safeguards and to completely eliminate the Environmental Protection Agency.
Even an all-out effort by the world's navies and coast guards probably could not completely safeguard the tanker fleet.
While the changes cannot completely safeguard either animals or incomes from climatic variations, they have afforded the farmers of Melgar a little more control over their economic fates.
Investors need to just realize and try to accept the idea that there's almost no way to completely safeguard your money, as it could get stolen from under your mattress and might not even be safe in your bank.
Former Valeant Pharmaceuticals CEO J. Michael Pearson's tenure can serve as a cautionary tale to companies across all industries who think that following best practices in corporate governance can completely safeguard them against disaster.
The international standard on electromagnetic compatibility by the International Electrotechnical Commission in its present form is insufficient to safeguard medical equipment completely from EMI by GSM mobile phones, and our results show that the same holds true for GPRS and UMTS signals [ 11, 18].
As the executive now controls the Commons almost completely, this safeguard is only reliable if the executive does not also control the Lords.A largely appointed Lords, or a Lords elected via the patronage of the main parties, is not immune from executive pressure.
