Sentence examples for security ranking from inspiring English sources

Since then, morale among ICE employees has been sinking, he said, with Homeland Security ranking 279 out of 292 federal agencies in an annual federal government survey last year.

Fig. 8 The perception of security ranking S of the 53 counties being considered in Mexico from 2011 to 2014.

The process of dividing into non-overlapping regions, taking into account the victimisation rate from each region and then ranking these victimisation rates is schematically drawn in Fig. 1; the process is the same for the perception of security ranking.

This means that, for example, if we rank the 53 counties which we consider here based on their Murder rates (from the ones with the highest rate to the ones with the smallest rate) and we compare that ranking to the perception of security ranking, they would display no relation.

The Ranking Metric based on the permutations is displayed in Fig. 4, where the first column is the victimisation rate ranking, (V^{(1)}), with the counties that suffer the higher rates in the upper part, and the second column displays the perception of security ranking, S, with the counties perceived as the least secure in the upper part.

Later, though, they discovered that PARD's security ranking was five on a scale of nine, the highest level being reserved for secret restricted data.

The economy led at 40percentt, Health care was second at 14percentt, and the war in Iraq and national security ranked third and fourth, with 13percentand12percentcent, respectively.

At General Motors, James Christiansen, 43, the chief information security officer, came up through the data security ranks.

"It is a whole army of media personnel," said Abu Abdullah al-Maghribi, a second defector who served in Isis's security ranks but had extensive involvement with its propaganda teams.

An examination of the formal educations of Top Secret workers affirms a widening gulf between elected/confirmed decision-makers and the national security rank and file — and between the rank and file and society at large.

SANS (SysAdmin, Audit, Network, Security) Institute ranked cyber espionage as No. 3 on its "Top 10 Cyber Security Menaces for 2008".