Sentences with phrase «millions of records»

It is created by searching the address against millions of records from key sources and obtaining the most comprehensive and current claims data available.

Police forces across the country are running millions of record checks per year, and are disclosing information that goes far beyond convictions and formal findings of guilt.

Employers using background screening firms can and do access millions of records through unofficial private sector databases as a source of possible information.

With this recent theft of millions of records, the risk of credit fraud is sure to grow.

The two - time Grammy Award winner began his career as a musician selling millions of records worldwide before crossing over into television with The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

With millions of records sold, Leto is uniquely qualified to weigh in.

Part interactive field guide, part map, a new app compiles millions of records on species ranges worldwide.

Randy is fluent in SAS and Stata programming, and well - versed in processing large data sets containing millions of records.

The Equifax data processes millions of records every day; and with few exceptions is updated on a monthly basis to ensure accuracy.

These sites utilize a so - called «national criminal database» and vendors of such databases typically claim to have compiled millions of records from every state so users can know instantly if someone is a criminal at a very low price.

In response, litigation analytics has become a discrete area of research and analysis which enables lawyers to search millions of records so that they can give better advice to clients, predict a range of possible outcomes with greater certainty, and inform their litigation strategy.

The «Resident Score» available through their credit retriever product employs millions of records to predict a tenant's probability of fulfilling their rental obligations based on their score.

According to a top secret accounting dated Jan. 9, 2013, NSA's acquisitions directorate sends millions of records every day from Yahoo and Google internal networks to data warehouses at the agency's Fort Meade headquarters.

They have behaved like a criminal gang, hacking phone companies, along with the NSA, to steal millions of records and using coercion and infiltration to bypass the encryption protections used by private internet companies.

David Cassidy, 1950 - 2017: David Cassidy, the teen idol who starred in the 1970s sitcom «The Partridge Family» and sold millions of records as the musical group's lead singer, died Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2017, at

ESR's Criminal Insight encompasses millions of records to expand the reach of your background screening program.

'' [Some] databases out there are put together by proprietary firms that aggregate millions of records from various sources throughout the country,» says Rosen, founder and CEO of the firm Employment Screening Resources, in an interview with Information Security Media Group [transcript below].

Data breaches in large companies — where millions of records are stolen — make splashy headlines, but smaller, independent agencies aren't immune from data breaches.

Supercomputer time will help ornithologists make ecological sense of millions of records of bird sightings.

'' If one wants to deal with millions of records and understand what you have then Capital's eZVUE is the only answer.

At the same time, a host of recent studies have demonstrated that it's shockingly easy to identify unnamed individuals in supposedly «anonymized» data sets, even ones containing millions of records.

The Equifax data processes millions of records every day; and with few exceptions is updated on a monthly basis to ensure accuracy.

It allows lawyers to search millions of records, in order to give better advice to clients, predict a range of potential outcomes with increased confidence and certainty, and better inform their litigation strategy.

The «Resident Score» available through their credit retriever product employs millions of records to predict a tenants» probability of fulfilling their rental obligations based on their score.

A junkie that sells millions of records is still a reprobate junkie.

The Mayo - IBM collaboration is not so much about digitizing records as it is about establishing new ways to get a big - picture view across thousands or millions of records.

The Boss has sold millions of records and has been selling out arenas all of the world for decades.

DocSmart ™ is a feature rich application for users that want to completely manage the discovery and production of documents during the life of a case and is designed for cases of all sizes from 100 records to databases containing millions of records and images.

But what about all the information that lawyers now have access to, in the form of those millions of records?

«Why Facebook didn't, you know, make more enquiries when they started seeing that, you know, tens of millions of records were being pulled this way?

«Why Facebook didn't make more inquiries when they started seeing that, you know, tens of millions of records were being pulled this way, I don't know,» he said.

Then, Sterling Talent Solutions» enhanced nationwide criminal records search pulls data from millions of records.

Criminal databases, although valuable due to the millions of records, should not be used as a primary tool for screening, due to issues of accuracy, timeliness and complexities.

The over reaction and money spent on abating terrorist activity is insane While I certainly agree that terrorism is bad Fintrac policies as they are regarding having the businesses of Canada absorb the cost of maintaining ineffective data collection systems with millions of records that never see the light if day on the premiss that if at some time in the future fintrac wants to see the file which of course would glean invaluable information to the case.

Our eviction reports pull from millions of records of eviction data from across the United States.