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"We have seen detainees' mental and physical health deteriorate in immigration detention and we fear for this man's wellbeing given his existing reported vulnerabilities".
Between 5% and 9% used the "incredibly ancient" Wired Equivalent Privacy WEPprotocolcol, which was supposed to protect people's data moving around routers, but has known vulnerabilities and should not be used anywhere, Lyne said.
Regularly check for updates of router software, as these will fix vulnerabilities.
This requires methods of sensing and information-gathering, robust feedback loops, such as community meetings or monitoring systems that collect and layer together data to give a more accurate and dynamic picture of the city's strengths, assets, liabilities and vulnerabilities.
The pictures and reports emerging do not bode well for other earthquake-prone cities with similar vulnerabilities".
In response, in 2007, the municipality formulated the Greater Mumbai disaster management action plan, which identified the risks and vulnerabilities the city could face, including floods, earthquakes and cyclones; it also formed the Disaster Management Cell to co-ordinate relief and rescue efforts, and widened and deepened the Mithi River, which drains into the Arabian Sea.
Cerrudo called for every city to have a Computer Emergency Response Team, or CERT – just as many big businesses do – to handle attacks or vulnerabilities , ensure vendors fix such flaws and run penetration tests to check their own systems.
According to Neil Squires, former head of Profession for Health at DFID, the theme for the 2014 report, 'Reducing vulnerabilities and Building Resilience', is one that will resonate and inform thinking on the post millennium development goals agenda.
Upgrade IT equipment: Most NGO computer systems are on obsolete operating systems and have major security vulnerabilities.
Similarly, cities need to focus not only on understanding what climate projections suggest for the city, but also on understanding the current vulnerabilities of people, infrastructure and systems that keep the city running, and project how these may change over time.
Cerrudo said less-established companies saw security research as a threat, despite the practice of more established manufacturers to routinely work with external researchers or hackers to identify security vulnerabilities.
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The term "vulnerabilities" functions primarily as a noun , typically used in the plural form. It denotes weaknesses or flaws within a system, entity, or individual that can be exploited or lead to harm. Ludwig AI indicates it's a correct and usable term.
Expression frequency: Very common
