Sentence examples for technology vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

No. Two years ago CESG, the technical wing of the UK government's eavesdropping organisation GCHQ, which is responsible for advising the government on technology vulnerabilities, was privately briefing that mobile phones cannot be wiped.

Shared technology vulnerabilities: scalability provided by cloud solutions are based on hardware and software components which are not originally designed to provide isolation.

But it also creates an enormous technology vulnerability that could be hacked.

We also find that many users have inaccurate perceptions of their own knowledge about privacy technology and vulnerabilities, and that important user groups, like those similar to the Westin "privacy fundamentalists", do not appear to form a cohesive group for privacy-related decision making.

In the past several months, Glitch has alerted us to the hazards of computer technology, the vulnerability of telephone privacy, and the folly of the high-speed chase.

Two researchers with enterprise security company Positive Technologies discovered vulnerabilities affecting the Dongguan Diqee 360 line of robotic vacuum cleaners and have shared details of the security flaw.

For this analysis, we focus mainly on technology-based vulnerabilities; however, there are other vulnerabilities that are common to any organization, but they have to be taken in consideration since they can negatively impact the security of the cloud and its underlying platform.

Apparently, lagging in these technologies opens vulnerabilities at global scale, considering the issues of microbial drug resistance, bioengineering and bio-terror.

As body cameras proliferate in police departments around the world, auditing the technology for security vulnerabilities is critical to prevent the miscarriage of justice.

Revenue misses from I.B.M. and other big companies have highlighted the technology industry's vulnerability to the world economy.

What's especially significant about this is that the world's reliance on electronic technology — and therefore vulnerability to space weather — has increased substantially since the last peak a decade ago.