Answer:
A client wishes to update their legacy system even though there have been no security breaches since its implementation five years ago. If the client has not suffered any attacks, why is it still necessary to update their system? ... Because new security threats emerge all the time.
If you're parked between cars, it's preferable to just leave it in neutral: this way, if somebody bumps you, it doesn't harm the transmission. Just make sure you've got the handbrake firmly set.
<span>If on a hill, 1st gear if facing uphill; reverse if facing downhill. Just make sure to set the parking brake </span>before<span> releasing the clutch, so that the weight of the car is on the brake first; the gear is there only as a backup should the brake fail.</span>
Answer:
Option a is the correct answer.
Explanation:
- The information overflow is a state where the coming information will be more in comparison with processing information.
- For example, if there is limited space and any user has more luggage to keep on that space, then we can say that the luggage is overflow.
- So when the information is more and the processing capacity is less then we can say it information overflow condition and it is also asked by the above question. Hence option a is the correct answer.
- While the other is not because:- option b, c and d states some information statements which do not come in any information condition.
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
Type in the link, play the presentation and click the link. Or hover over the link and press ctrl + click at the same time. (Don't know if I got the last part right)
