Sentence examples for standards for securing from inspiring English sources

Lastly, a multi-layered Cloud security architecture was tested and showed that industry standards for securing data and computing resources were readily applied to the NGS system without disadvantageous effects for bioinformatic analysis, connectivity or data storage/retrieval.

The chapter concludes by describing that the SSS framework can be extended to create standards for securing other types of media data, including speech, audio, video, and graphics.

Commit to keep and expand the Government Digital Service 22. Create standards for secure online identity assurance 23.

Yonatan is the co-founder and CEO of Regulus Cyber which is developing an end-to-end security solution and a new standard for securing drones, robots and autonomous systems.

The latest developments in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and the prevailing lack of interoperability between agricultural tractors, implements and on-board computers has led to the development of ISO 11783 (ISOBUS) international standard for securing a more effective communication between these entities.

Endotracheal intubation (ET) is the recognised gold standard for securing an airway in the realm of preclinical emergency medical aid.

Comparing security architectures shows that the same standards used for securing communications, whereas different methodologies followed for providing other security properties.

Two email providers forced to close their services in the wake of the Edward Snowden revelations on mass surveillance have proposed a new open standard for secure email that would be harder for security services and others to eavesdrop upon.

Microsoft, which this week launched a website called MSN Music, wants its technology to become the standard for secure online music.

Signal/RedPhone/TextSecure from Open WhisperSystems are the gold standard for secure messaging, and Dark Matter looks interesting.

Well, Twitter touts its integration of OAuth, the open standard for secure authentication, but most end users don't care about that.