Sentences with phrase «simple human error»

Nearly three - quarters of all government - related privacy breaches are caused by simple human error — not a result of hackers trying to steal our personal information.

Many attacks on small companies over the last 18 months have exploited simple human error.

I don't care if it is cheaper or more convenient for a client to send me critically - important documents via Dropbox or as e-mail attachments which could, through simple human error, end up in the hands of someone who might be willing to publicize or hand this information to opposing counsel.

In The Stand, King's magnum opus — or at least his best book, since he would probably give the magnum - opus nod to his bloated, interminable seven - volume Dark Tower saga — the survivors of a global superflu face off in an apocalyptic battle royale, but the superflu itself is an entirely human creation, a dark thing conjured up by the just - doing - our - job good men in the U.S. military and released into the world by simple human error.

With this dlp system in place fraud, tampering and simple human error would become much more difficult to accomplish.

A simple human error?

The Conservatives blamed «simple human error» but the commission said that was not a «reasonable excuse».

Had another shop do another diagnostic on it (because the other shop that installed the fuel pump, in their words, made a simple human error of forgetting to re-attach the fuel line back on, leading to a gallon of gas being spilled out as I pumped it at the gas station).

Inaccuracies & Mixed Credit Files Many inaccuracies on a credit report can be the result of simple human error, and are therefore are not difficult to dispute.

There are many ways somebody may become injured on a subway or commuter rail platform, and these injuries may not always be the result of simple human error and accidents.

Dipal Parmar sheds light on the potential pitfalls inherent in its use, from lack of privacy and bad actors to simple human error.

The book talks about a whole new culture as being necessary — an eCulture — for a true understanding of security, being that most identity / data breaches are due to simple human errors.

Due to simple human error, the court researcher made a clerical mistake, resulting in mixing up someone else's criminal records with the plaintiff's, who in fact had no record.