Sentences with phrase «shore up data»

The problem is exacerbated by the fact that Facebook put a pause on reviewing any new applications last Monday as it tries to shore up data privacy safeguards in the wake of Cambridge Analytica.

Beyond that, the Board seeks $ 960,000 in new ongoing funding to hold itself and the Utah State Office of Education more fiscally accountable and shore up data security in the state's public school system.

Not exact matches

Gold fell 1.2 percent on Friday after stronger than expected U.S. payrolls data shored up expectations that a pick - up in inflation will spur further U.S. interest rate hikes this year, boosting the U.S. currency, in which it is priced.

But as large companies shore up their security systems in response to high - profile data breaches, that means «the bad guys are moving down the food chain, where folks are not as prepared,» says Brian Casazza, CIO at Vistage, a training organization for small - and mid-sized businesses.

Managing that risk by recognizing and shoring up points of vulnerability is the difference between using data as a competitive advantage and being the victim of a catastrophic data loss.

The company says it has patched the data breach and added a two - factor authentication feature and a password kill switch to shore up users» accounts.

He said the CFPB will be working with Congress on measures to shore up the way data is handled and how companies react to breaches.

The hope one might have once placed in comparative advantage global capitalism and the internet / cell - phone wiring of all, began to look increasingly hollow, as Walmarts filled with cheap Chinese goods, real jobs went missing, real skills became rare, and the internet became known not so much for an Army of Davids shoring up our common commitment to liberty, but for mobbish comment swarms, porn, The Social Network, diversion all - the - more addictive for being personally tailored (see: the fictional fat - slobs of Wall - E, or the perpetually downward phone - gaze of our «dumb» millennials), and unprecedented possibilities for spying, defamation, and demagogic manipulation for those with access to big data.

They believe shoring up that data could provide a crucial first step in converting some of those empty lots and buildings to affordable housing.

If 2015 was the year that showed us the feral negativity and limited value of the public sphere, it was also the campaign that shored up the importance of data and the point where micro-campaigning, long a mainstay of US elections, finally found its feet in Europe, albeit in a very European (and less intrusive) way.

From the new data, scientists have learned how to better forecast what areas could spawn a tsunami, where it will go and how far it will climb up on shore.

To shore up the specifics, researchers are now scrambling to provide basic data on just how fast the delta is sinking and why, and how best to guard against or even stop it.

But most have come around over time; some, like Lipscomb, have even used the data to shore up their programs.

Newman and Kenworth then site data from the Millenium Cities Database (though not updated since 2005) to shore up their idea of peak car use by showing that strong growth rates have reversed: growth in per capita car use globally was 42 % in the 1960s, 26 % in the 70s and 23 % in the 80s.

This systemic breakdown can only be shored up through innovations that improve legal productivity — i.e., combining lawyerly judgment with better people systems, process, data, and technology.

The best way to shore up this vulnerability would be to use a VPN service that encrypts all data traffic, in which case the website never knows your IP and your service provider only sees meaningless encrypted data.

√ Certain mass - volume (data farm) discount screening services are off - shored and performed by less - than - qualified staff using cheap, highly marked - up methodology.