To balance clients' vulnerabilities with purchasing companies' desire for profit, most state legislatures called upon county judges to decide the cases.
"I think the government is trying to prey on our clients' vulnerabilities, in this case being separated from their kid with no information".
Almeida ([2012]) while stressing the need and importance of fast inclusion of web 2.0 systems in the organizations also highlighted the accompanied security threats such as losses in productivity, loss of company reputation, client confidence, vulnerabilities to data leaks, and inherent increased security risks.
Frequently, this position is reinforced by the power balance in favour of the service provider [ 48] as well as the clients' perceived vulnerability or apparent helplessness towards diseases viewed as severe, painful, disturbing or dangerous.
As noted above, contrary to the case manager assessments, higher scores on client assessment of vulnerabilities indicate better functioning.
Separate mean scores are calculated for the key risk and key protective factors, which are designated-in accordance with the START terminology-as 'Client mean critical vulnerabilities' and 'Client mean key strengths' score, respectively.
This difficulty was also associated with a broad range of client needs and vulnerabilities, including higher viral load, poorer psychological well-being, greater sexual risk behavior, fewer sources of income and the presence of minor children in the household.
The centers' staff will come from Ernst & Young's computer security practice, which helps clients find the vulnerabilities in their computer networks and software programs by hacking into them from outside.
My work is performed with the goal of being able to show my clients where their vulnerabilities are so that they can fix them before an actual attacker finds them.
