Sentences with phrase «access to sensitive information»

That allows a hacker to gain access to any sensitive information sent over a network — credit card numbers, passwords, chat messages, emails and photos — regardless of passwords or encryption.

I strongly support a free and open Internet, as well as strong cybersecurity policies to prevent inappropriate access to sensitive information.

It means that apps could obtain unauthorized access to sensitive information that was designed to be inaccessible.

Moreover, as this research shows, data breaches often occur from inside an organisation, meaning it is extremely important that staff are adequately vetted before gaining access to sensitive information.

Last month's report yielded the processor exploit that could supposedly give a hacker access to sensitive information even without a passcode.

In iOS 9.3, Apple has improved the functionality of its first - party Notes app with the ability to add password or Touch ID security for individual notes.The feature allows users to prevent access to sensitive information on a case - by - case basis (some notes, like a shopping list, might not be as high risk), just in case someone gets past the lock screen security of the iPhone itself.

According to The Guardian, the apparent hack on WikiLeaks might not have been an outright break - in into the site's servers, allowing OurMine access to sensitive information.

Prime Minister Theresa May has asked experts to look into options for a British satellite navigation system to rival the European Union's Galileo project amid a row over attempts to restrict Britain's access to sensitive information after Brexit.

For many, the incident raises troubling new questions about how Facebook manages third - party access to the sensitive information of its 2 billion users, including what safeguards the social media giant has in place to prevent apps from sharing information and whether it has any way of knowing when it's shared more broadly than intended.

«They're basically mini-computers, so hackers can breach something like a baby monitor or a PlayStation to get access to sensitive information stored on your PC.»

Only those with adequate level background investigations are granted access to sensitive information — and this requirement is enforced on the contractors through clauses incorporated in the contracts issued by FAA.

A Heartbleed intrusion can enable access to sensitive information valuable to cyber criminals in order to compromise the website.

It addresses the Spectre Variant 2 flaw in these CPUs, which could give hackers access to sensitive information if they have direct contact with the device.

Exploitation of these vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to obtain access to sensitive information.

Leon Deakin, Partner at law firm Coffin Mew, had this to say for Lawyer Monthly: «The revelation that Donald Trump's Twitter account was taken down by a disgruntled Twitter employee is a perfect example of the risks employers run when staff with access to sensitive information or with the ability to do harm to the business leave.

She says this study could help businesses determine which employees should have access to sensitive information.

Especially if your job entails money management or access to sensitive information, an employer may want to know that you can effectively manage your own finances.

The tool is secure so your data will not be shared with outside parties, nor will any FTG employees have access to your sensitive information.

Segment your data and set appropriate access levels (e.g., public, sensitive, very private) so that access to sensitive information is limited or prevented.

Even if you're not a government agent with access to sensitive information, blockchain technology could help citizens avoid the type of vulnerabilities revealed by the Equifax hack.

Organizations will likely want to prioritize firmware updates on Chromebooks used by people with access to sensitive information.