Sentence examples for securely help from inspiring English sources

The goal is that people will be able to more easily and securely help communities affected by natural disasters.

Click on the "Edit" button for Trusted Contacts if you want to add friends who can securely help you if you ever have trouble accessing your account.

Corporations and businesses, in partnership with governments, have a responsibility to fortify other public spaces - hotels, stadiums and concert halls, for example - just as securely to help prevent attacks.

Last week on our weekly AppleCast, we discussed how retail strategy might shift with the Apple Watch, and now 9to5Mac reports on a number of concrete changes that will be coming to Apple's physical retail locations to help securely sell even the highest-priced Apple Watch, and to make sure potential customers get plenty of in-store exposure to the device and its many options.

With Cloud Mass Data Migration, the company already offers a service that helps companies securely move their data into its own cloud, for example, while the Aspera High-Speed Transfer tools help its clients move their data to any cloud.

Or use a free program like Password Safe, which I designed to help people securely store all their passwords.

One Utah company, iLumin, plans to start offering a "digital handshake system" next week that would gather all the parties involved in a transaction in a cybersigning room to help them securely complete their negotiations.

Lyra Health, another tool to help employees securely and confidentially begin the process of getting mental health treatment, raised $45 million in May this year.

The PCI Security Standards Council provides guidelines designed to help merchants securely store and transmit card account data and prevent it from falling into the hands of criminals.

Example benefits include the functionalities password managers provide such as helping them securely store passwords without having to remember them and ease of access to websites (e.g., auto filling passwords).

The San Francisco-based company has built a big business in helping employees securely sign-in to applications on mobile or in the cloud.