... questions also aimed at the advantage and disadvantage when implementing training activities fornewemployees at managers’ view points and the planfor FPT new- employee -training in the future For ... target newemployees The difficulties and advantages when implementing FPT training activities Trainingplan of FPT Awareness about FPT training activities Evaluate the effects of FPT training activities ... FPT training staff, the questions focused on the advantage and disadvantage when implementing training activities fornewemployees at staff’s view points and the awareness of them on training...
... also aimed at the advantage and disadvantage when implementing training activities fornewemployees at managers’ view points and the planfor FPT new- employeetraining in the future For FPT training ... difficulties and advantages when implementing FPT training activities Trainingplan of FPT Awareness about FPT training activities Evaluate the effects of FPT training activities Which training activity ... relating to class room, food, lodging etc is obtained from participants The obtained information, then, tabulated, evaluated, and analyzed in order to mark weak areas of training programs and for...
... of statistical databases for LRFD calibration, e.g maintenance, operations and geotechnical databases Development of performance standards for security Completion and adoption state-of-the-art ... professional training (including practices, materials and policies) Development of educational materials (materials appropriate to undergraduate education as opposed to available professional education ... be warranted Additionally, there are areas of the specification that are currently undergoing major revision Anew conditional evaluation manual including the load and resistance factor rating...
... introduces task1 how to - Teacher and another student can read the examples again - Teacher asks students to see information in the time table to ask and answer about Quan - Asks all students ... plot of land Fellow (n) = friend - Listen and read them again Pumping water Transplant (v) = the transplanting Ploughing and harrowing Plot of land - Teacher asks all students to read and remember ... tense : Eg: * What does Quan at p.m? P1: He gets up after taking a short nap - Asks students working in pairs to ask and answer - Teacher asks all students to talk about Quan’s activities in...
... internal network If data cables are accessible, attackers can tap into them or attach listening devices that gather network data Not all information is electronic For example, an attacker could read ... as quickly as at an online facility) Additional reading For more information about disaster recovery, see Data Security and Data Availability in the Administrative Authority – Part 2, at: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/security/ ... the room and extract an account database from a server by using a boot startup disk or CD The attacker could then perform a brute force attack on the password hashes in the database and access...
... physically attacks a computer’s hard disk, or a process in an organization omits the application of service packs before deployment Additional reading For more information about change management, ... Northwind Traders has no plans for performing an initial installation or creatinga secure baseline for the computers Although its plan to install antivirus software is a good idea, it likely will ... models Manage risks Qualitative and quantitative risk analysis Phase Task Details Building Create policies and procedures for: Installing operating systems and software securely Enforcing baseline...
... Anyone who can manage an account can change the rights and permissions of the account or disable its use Anyone who can manage a password to an account can, at any time, access all of the information ... account passwords for non-System accounts are stored as LSA secrets, which an attacker can extract If the account is a domain account, an attacker who extracts the password from a computer can ... information that the account can access Who can obtain account information Account information often includes personal data, such as home addresses, birthdates, and telephone numbers Each account...
... NTLM or LAN Manager, and then attack the password hashes offline Threat is easily carried out with little skill required Both attacks enable an attacker to obtain a valid user account and password ... Module 8: Creatinga Security Design for Authentication 13 When using LAN Manager and NTLM authentication protocols, consider: Removing LAN Manager password hashes LAN Manager password hashes are sent ... sent along with NTLM authentication messages for compatibility with older operating systems Because an attacker can easily crack LAN Manager password hashes, remove them from the account databases...
... that your organization retains data and how you use redundant hardware and hardware replacement schedules to protect against loss of data due to hardware failure Additional reading For more information ... points Data is vulnerable to threats from both external and internal attackers For example: External attacker scenario An external attacker steals a laptop from an employee’s car Using a floppy ... the attacker replaces the password of the Administrator account in the local Security Accounts Manager (SAM) database The attacker then logs on to the laptop as Administrator and accesses the data...
... of traffic For example, an attacker who wants to gain knowledge about data as it is transmitted can passively monitor the network from within an organization This type of attack reveals data but ... infrastructure (PKI) and a Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) infrastructure Additional reading For more information about data transmission protocols for the application layer, ... in your organization, the data becomes vulnerable to a variety of additional threats Attackers can potentially intercept transmitted data, depending on how and where the data is transmitted Lesson...
... points Assets are vulnerable to threats from both external and internal attackers For example: External attacker scenario An external attacker runs a series of port scans on a network The attacker ... recently deployed a Web server so that employees can retrieve their e-mail messages The IT manager has asked you to explain how a Land attack and a SYN flood attack (or SYN-ACK attack) can prevent users ... remain half open The attacker repeatedly changes the spoofed source address on each new packet that is sent to generate additional traffic and deny legitimate traffic An attacker could use a SYN-ACK...
... NAACL2001 Workshop on Automatic Summarization, Pittsburgh, PA Marina Meila 2007 Comparing clusterings–an information based distance Journal of Multivariate Analysis, 98(5):873–895 Martina Naughton ... Summarization In NAACL Workshop on Automatic Summarization, pages 41–49 Association for Computational Linguistics Hongyuan Zha 2002 Generic Summarization and Keyphrase Extraction using Mutual ... IM F INDER Hatzivassiloglou et al (2001) created a set of 10.535 manually marked pairs of paragraphs Two human annotator were asked to judge if the paragraphs contained ’common information’ They...
... Collect a water sample for bacterial analysis Standards s Know when to take a sample for bacteriological analysis and understand the importance of sample timing The current standards for judging ... Spas and hot tubs have greater water balancing demands than larger pools because of higher water temperatures and bather loads Under-saturated water is aggressive and has corrosive action against ... CO2 also raises total alkalinity since it forms a bicarbonate salt Because CO2 39 Water Chemistry and Pool Water Balance A symptom of over-saturation is scale formation— scale forms on the walls...
... Initiate Capital Campaign Recommendation EDC should engage and retain a professional capital campaign solicitor to a five-year campaign engaging both the public and private sectors Approach Interview ... Coalition of Southwest Indiana Organizational The asset-based analysis also made specific organizational recommendations regarding staffing, budget, governance and other related items that allow ... observed by the advantage, Southwest Indiana Southwest Indiana has achieved take the lead in proposing state success in many areas but it can be a legislation fora sustainable economic great region...
... demand a multidisciplinary collaborative approach among different professionals and organizations in the community Overseas experiences have shown that community-based, and coordinated medical and ... coordination and quality of community-based care This can be done by fostering a holistic and continuous approach, and strengthening social support through the collaboration of formal and informal ... care workers are essential for maintaining daily functioning, they are not the most appropriate source of care in situations involving unpredictable and idiosyncratic needs Comparatively speaking,...
... had trained at the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association (CAAMA) She has been creating programming through the use of work such as Manyu Wana from regional and local Aboriginal media ... production; and they enhance the place of Pitjantjatjara among Aboriginal groups in the area, as well as for the dominant Australian regional culture Over the last decade, people from Ernabella frequently ... Deborah Battaglia, ed University of California Press Forthcoming Hamilton, Annette 1990 Fear and Desire: Aborigines, Asians, and the National Imaginary Australian Cultural History 9: 14-35 1993 Foreword...
... a plan, which is the ultimate output It involves analysis and development of conclusions, as well as actions A typical planning process involves the following steps: External analysis Gap analysis ... Tax ● ● How important is it to you? (clever tax planning can save £ millions for large organisations) Are there advantages in bringing some services in-house? 41 PLANNING PROCESS 2: EXTERNAL ANALYSIS ... there What you have What is missing Strengths Weaknesses Historical performance Trends Resources 37 PLANNING PROCESS 1: SITUATION ANALYSIS This is the analysis of your own particular organisation...
... or analyst measuring variances against them Despite their bad reputation they are a valuable management tool for controlling business and results 54 PLANNING PROCESS 6: TARGET SETTING Every plan ... back to these 55 PLANNING PROCESS 7: FINANCIAL MODELLING It is impossible to get away without looking at the financial aspects of aplan Finance is critical to any business and, in particular, ... contain targets so that you can measure progress and, ultimately, the success of the plan The targets may be quantitative or qualitative and typically will include: ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● Financial returns...
... financial statement for assessment of past performance as well as extrapolated likely future trends Producing a forecast profit and loss as part of your plan will demonstrate the impact of the plan ... 6.0 PLANNING PROCESS 7: FINANCIAL MODELLING BALANCE SHEET The balance sheet is a ‘snapshot’ of an organisation’s position as at a given date (usually the end of a year, either fiscal or actual) ... flow statement The latter three statements are probably inappropriate for internal departments Many organisations produce cashflows on a regular basis (weekly) for management purposes 58 PLANNING...