Sentence examples for verification to protect from inspiring English sources

Smart chips enable more robust cardholder verification to protect against consumer-level fraud for EMV transactions.

EMV technology replaces the magnetic strip on credit and debit cards with smart processing chips that enable more robust verification to protect against consumer-level fraud.

Users of Gmail and other Google services, for example, can elect to have a two-step verification system to protect their accounts.

The American Chemical Manufacturers Association has been working with arms control specialists to develop verification procedures to protect trade secrets and keep commercial transactions confidential while satisfying the inspection and reporting requirements of the treaty.

Apple has expanded its use of "two-step verification" checks to protect data stored online by its customers.

MySpace, the world's largest social network with more than 117 million monthly users, also created a task force to develop age and identity verification technology to protect minors from inappropriate behavior and content.

On CircleUp, only 45percentt of companies are currently using the 506(c) exemption, so CircleUp must still erect an accredited investor verification wall to protect those companies that are not using 506(c).

A viable verification regime needs to protect this information and possibly limit access to these facilities while providing inspectors the ability to acquire data they can trust.

Party lawyers had supported an extra stage of verification in order to protect Labour against a legal challenge by unsuccessful candidates, saying this would put the party in a good position to say its election process had been "robust".

The fact remains though that current methods are not secure enough, and we need new security technologies -- such as webcam based color/character recognition for two-step verification or encryption methods to protect data from automated systems or "bots". In any case, we as a nation need to change our priorities.

Current CCS regulations and best practice guidance suggest that operators emplace risk-informed monitoring, verification, and accounting (MVA) plans to protect public safety and reduce property and environmental damage.