"Some of them are nonverbal, and they respond more to touch or to one-on-one presentation," Mr. Rosenberg said.
If an attacker can get hold of a valid certificate, they can target specific employees by enticing them into downloading malicious applications, as Michael Shaulov, chief executive of San Francisco-based firm Lacoon Mobile Security demonstrates during a one-on-one presentation over WebEx.
It is a sweeping request that includes pitch books, one-on-one presentations and documents concerning NIR's efforts to inform or solicit investors for the last five or so years.
They're given large blocks of time -- generally around three hours -- in which they choose their work and participate in one-on-one presentations (at the preschool level) or small group lessons (in elementary).
A chart in one presentation on Tuesday illustrated the hospital's fluctuating fortunes over the past five years.
In one presentation slide on "Google Cloud Exploitation," published by the Post, an artist has added a smiley face, in apparent celebration of the NSA's victory over Google security systems.
One presentation included a live elephant.
We only factored in one new patient visit based on presentation to one provider, whether oncologist, urologist, or primary care provider.
Partner companies work with startups to help them develop their technology and business strategies, as well as provide one-on-one meetings and presentations with senior-level bank executives at each of the 15 firms.
As part of the continuous assessment, each student will be given the opportunity to perform at least 6 8 one-on-one long-case presentations to a faculty member who will provide feedback.
Mischievous investor-speak on one level, the presentation contained a couple of home truths about a plateau in cost-cutting and a failure to revive revenues which will resonate with many in the news industry.
