Some articles on security, public security section, section:
... One approach to computer security is to consider security as one of the base features ... Audit trails tracking system activity, so that when a security breach occurs, the mechanism and extent of the breach can be determined ...
... Original airdate English airdate 1 "SA Public Security Section 9 – SECTION-9" "Kōan Kyūka SECTION-9" (公安9課 SECTION-9) October 1, 2002 ... Given the sensitive nature of the case, Kubota asks that Section 9 take over the investigation where the original team left off ... Section 9 springs into action, successfully preventing the American intelligence agent, who is using the Foreign Minister's body, from leaving the country with the sensitive report ...
... Title Original airdate English airdate 1 "SA Public Security Section 9 – SECTION-9" "Kōan Kyūka SECTION-9" (公安9課 SECTION-9) October 1, 2002 November 7, 2004 Section 9 is called in to resolve a ... sensitive nature of the case, Kubota asks that Section 9 take over the investigation where the original team left off ... Section 9 springs into action, successfully preventing the American intelligence agent, who is using the Foreign Minister's body, from leaving the country with the sensitive report in ...
... Computer security is information security as applied to computers and networks. ...
... XPages applications and the document oriented database can be secured in multiple ways ... There is a so called ACL (access control list) which contains a list of users, groups and roles and their access rights ...
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