The phrase
"major breach" means a serious and significant violation or break in security, typically involving the unauthorized access, release, or compromise of important information or systems.
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«major»
«breach»
Phrases with «major breach»
Sentences with «major breach»
- The risks of not having one range from petty annoyance to major breaches of confidentiality to costly sexual harassment lawsuits. (rocketlawyer.com)
- Since Badin and many parts of Sind are prone to waterlogging, the land was not able to absorb the excessive rainfall and as such put a severe strain on the LOBD canal and caused major breaches in the poorly maintained embankments. (treehugger.com)
- «In the past year, major breaches at Uber, Equifax, Gmail, Yahoo, and others have expanded knowledge how data breaches have occurred and how prepared companies were when theirs was discovered». (newlawjournal.co.uk)
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