Sentence examples for vulnerabilities of clients from inspiring English sources

Hikmet Ersek, the boss of Western Union, said financial-services firms like his are in a "street fight" with hackers.The threat posed by determined cyber-invaders explains why companies that offer to mimic them and test the vulnerabilities of clients' systems a practice known as "penetration testing"—are in demand.

Using a modularized approach to CBT, the clinician can adjust the type of therapeutic techniques to be delivered, the extent to which a module is addressed during treatment (i.e., frequency and duration), as well as the sequence in which the various modules are introduced, according to the qualities and vulnerabilities of the client in question.

Employees of his firm are expected to be audacious in asking for the type of jobs they want to work on and are often required to display their own vulnerabilities in front of clients in an effort to chip away at the personal firewalls that can prohibit progress.

This is also shown by the fact that if the case manager selected an item as critical vulnerability of the client, the mean chance across the items that the client also selected that item as critical vulnerability was only 28%% (95%CI: 24 32 %).

Mallik (1997) concludes from her review that the core condition which demands advocacy action is the vulnerability of the client in two respects: personal vulnerability from illness and also vulnerability to risks inherent in the institutional processes to which the client is exposed in the health care system [ 8].

Financial insecurity can also make them fall prey to the lures of clients who offer a better payment for sex without condoms, which increases their vulnerability to STI and HIV infection.

These vulnerabilities affect clients and servers, individuals and corporations.

Demographic details of clients.

UK Home Office research found that the "downside" of police operations targeting clients on the street was that "it appeared [to the support agency] to have increased the vulnerability" of sex workers, with clients jumpy, so "women [have] … less time negotiating business with clients, increasing the likelihood of being unable to spot a 'dodgy punter'".

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.

ISS relies on hackers to test for vulnerabilities in its clients' network systems.