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What is the meaning of criminology broadest sense?
The study of crime and how to fight it.
What is the definition of a security infraction?
A security infraction is a breach or violation of security protocols, policies, or measures that are put in place to protect data, systems, or assets from unauthorized access, theft, or damage. It can involve actions such as unauthorized access to confidential information, sharing passwords, or bypassing security controls.
What questions do you ask as step 5 of the CRM process to ensure compliance?
Step 5 of the Composite Risk Management process is to supervise and evaluate, enforce standards and controls, and evaluate controls' effectiveness. A question to ask to ensure compliance during this part of the process would be for proof of qualitative results related to the process you are observing.
What makes a drunk person become violent?
Alcohol is a depressant of the central nervous system; the brain does not function as fully as it otherwise would. Violence is the easy and primitive means to express anger. Whereas to deal with anger or frustration in a way that does not involve violence generally requires more intelligence and more sophisticated types of thinking. So, a person who is capable of intelligent anger management when sober, may lose that ability when drunk.
Why is a methodology important in the implementation of security?
A methodology provides a structured approach for implementing security measures, ensuring a systematic and comprehensive coverage of security requirements. It helps in identifying potential risks, vulnerabilities, and threats, and guides the selection and implementation of appropriate security controls. Following a methodology also aids in maintaining consistency and compliance with industry best practices and regulatory requirements.
Do controls have to be sophisticated to be effective?
No. Often the simplest controls are the most effective.
What does brain perform in your nervous system?
controls behavior
What is the name of the body part that changes your behavior?
The brain controls you.
Part of a tag that controls the behavior or appearance of an element?
A dot
The network location setting controls the behavior of?
network discovery
What controls your emotions and behavior?
you all u have to do is contorl u
When do electronic devices step over the line from effective management controls to intrusions on employee rights?
When do electronic devices step over the line from effective management controls to intrusions on employee rights
What herbicide controls grass in tef?
try roundup, its cheap and effective
What should effective hazard controls be?
Effective hazard controls should prioritize the elimination or substitution of hazards whenever possible, followed by engineering controls to minimize exposure. Administrative controls and safe work practices should be implemented to ensure proper procedures are followed. Personal protective equipment (PPE) should be used as a last line of defense. Additionally, regular training and monitoring are essential to ensure that controls remain effective and that workers are aware of the hazards they face.
What procedures should be followed if it was determined that current controls were no longer effective or that changes to workplace procedures would make these controls?
the ohs procedures
What procedures should be followed if it was determined that current controls were no longer effective or that changes to workplace procedures would make these controls ineffective?
the ohs procedures
What is the function of the limbic system?
The limbic system controls the sense of smell (olfaction), emotion, behavior, and long-term memory.
