Security+ Question of the Week
Which of the following is not a valid response to risk?
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Read moreNot the same approach works with both of them and I have to adjust my approach with them to get the desired reaction. The same goes with people. As a sales engineer I supported over 100 sales reps, so obviously my time was limited. When someone was impolite to me I was not as apt to help them over someone who seemed to appreciate me. It’s hard to admit but the truth is we are prone to go extra for people who value others time. If I went around demanding things (yanking on leashes) I am sure no one would go above and beyond for what I am asking for.
Read moreAll companies aspire to be on the emerging end of the innovative spectrum; feverishly working on the next great idea that will catapult their business to the next level.
Read moreIn case you haven’t heard, a new attack vector is a “watering hole” attack. In the real world, you might think of a watering hole attack as one in which a lion waits nearby for other animals to visit a pond for a drink. As a technical attack, it’s not much different. The attacker sets traps on sites that are frequented by individuals/organizations. Once the victim visits the site, the attack is launched.
Read moreAvaya’s technologies have been around for sometime and many terms you’ve heard for years. Here we’ll clarify what your tech guy meant when he said “one-X” or “SME.”
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