Sentence examples for the toughest data from inspiring English sources

A top-secret National Security Agency hacking unit infiltrates computers around the world and breaks into the toughest data targets, according to internal documents quoted in a magazine report on Sunday.

The toughest data set is Europe, for which RS outperforms RKM only after running several minutes (after about 2000 swaps).

Nor have we been vocal in advocating the tough data protection regime we have in place for social science research, or argued the reasons why a narrow focus on individual consent could impede important public benefit research open to public scrutiny and debate.

Albeit, the fine is only £500,000 because the loss of customer data occurred when the UK's prior privacy regime was in force — rather than the tough new data protection law, brought in via the EU's GDPR, which allows for maximum penalties of as much as 4% of a company's global turnover for the most serious data failures.

For hotel owners, it is expensive to come into full compliance with the tough global data security criteria set by the credit card companies.

More than any other region, Europe has pushed back against American technology giants' use of people's digital information, routinely forcing companies like Google and Facebook to change their policies after they breached the European Union's tough data protection rules.

She might have countered his nostalgia with some tough data about the lives of 20th-century sex-workers.

Luckily, we have a tough data security cop -- the Federal Trade Commission - which has brought over 30 consumer privacy cases as of May 1 , 2011

In the client-server era, data integration pioneer Informatica became a giant by tackling tough data integration challenges and has maintained its edge by being positioned as a leader in the Gartner Data Integration Magic Quadrant eight years running.

This was a paperless way of ordering and invoicing goods coming into hospitals, and demanded rigid product codes and tough data standards.

But while 29 states have enacted tough data protection legislation, states such as California offer a handy loophole: If the data is encrypted, there's no need to notify anyone.