As Perry sang "By the Grace of God," which she introduced as her most vulnerable record, many in the posh VIP sections were too busy passing cocktails and chatting to pay attention.
That's what he did so effectively in the '94 gubernatorial campaign, when he used crime and immigration to deflect scrutiny from his vulnerable record on taxes, education and the budget.
Telephone companies that allow on-line payment of bills render vulnerable the records of customers' telephone calls.
Most vulnerable are records from health care facilities, assisted-living centers, schools, insurance companies, pension funds and large stores that issue credit cards.
"They're not just testing security tools, but also exploiting vulnerabilities to probe deeper inside companies' systems," says Richard Moore of New York Life, an insurer.To convince sceptical clients that their systems are vulnerable, Trustwave records videos of its hackers breaking into them, to prove that they really did get in.
It will otherwise remain under pressure both from external factors, to which it remains vulnerable despite record trade figures, and from inflation, which will continue to undermine the solidity of the economic model.
And both men were revealed to be vulnerable over their records in office and their promises for the future.
The 27 year-old Londoner may present a vulnerable persona on record but in business terms she is anything but.
In an era of 15 percent poverty rates and soaring unemployment for vulnerable groups, that record should stand as a cautionary tale for policy makers everywhere.
During a debate on the treatment of transgender prisoners, she described the inmate as a "vulnerable prisoner, with recorded serious attempts of self-harm, and attempts at suicide.
