Sentence examples for the initial breach from inspiring English sources
Inexplicably, after the initial breach with Mr. Masur in 1998, the search proceeded at a snail's pace for more than a year.
In Target's case, it appears that the initial breach through which black hats secured access to its systems took place at a heating and ventilation company that was one of Target's suppliers.
These targeted attacks often leverage spear phishing for the initial breach.
When the initial breach was discovered and a firewall installed to prevent further attacks, hackers broke into the premises and fitted key-logging devices onto computers.
The initial breach of the network was carried out by exploiting the Heartbleed vulnerability in a wireless network device used in the hospitals that was not yet updated.
The access tokens have already been invalidated, whereas password reuse can lead people to have their other apps hacked long after the initial breach.
Seam bowler Kyle Hogg made the initial breaches in Essex's batting line-up, having Jaik Mickleburgh caught at third slip in his first over of the day and then trapping Tom Westley lbw.
In World War II, the sequence of the previous war was reversed in that making an initial breach in the enemy's defenses was usually entrusted to the artillery, infantry, and engineers, supported by dive-bombers when the opportunity offered.
The observation that release slows down substantially after this initial period (and is maintained at a steady rate of ∼1.6 pmol/day thereafter) suggests that water does not penetrate rapidly into the bulk of these porous materials, even after an initial breach or partial wetting of the surface of the coatings.
The newly appointed commissioner described the initial data breach as "very serious" and welcomed the privacy commissioner's investigation into the incident.
Also, it must be clear that the leaders of Hanoi considered the presence of American troops in support of the Diem regime to have been the initial military breach of the Geneva Agreements concerning foreign troops, and they remind us that they did not begin to send in any large number of supplies or men until American forces had moved into the tens of thousands.
