Hilda Said:

I need any journal or report regarding the importance of using helmet for motorcycle rider..?

We Answered:

Unfortunately, no such accurate data exists. As a member of ABATE. I've read through report after report of crash data. Remember this, a report is an opinion, of how the data is interpreted. It is not a fact at all. No one can tell you as a fact, that a helmet will or will not, save your life in a crash. Can a helmet save your life, yes it can. Will a helmet save your life, maybe, maybe not. Go to the DOT web site and look at the raw data yourself. You will have to sift through it, to find what your looking for. Their math is faulty, as is the formulas. Not all of the raw data is there, but some is. Remember this also, you can not trust the government, to tell you the whole truth. Only the part, they want you to know. To get you to do, what they want you to do.

Annette Said:

cause of vulnerability assessment report example high priority medium priority low priority?

We Answered:

You'd have to explain what you're asking first. A high priority vulnerability is deemed as something that could cause significant damage to your system, if exploited. A medium priority would cause less damage than a high and is likely harder to exploit, etc. These levels are determined by the person discovering the flaws and the manufacturer of the software, equipment, or person responsible for the asset based on many factors. However, these factors vary from organization to organization, so there is no specific algorithm or metric to use to prioritize the vulnerability. Some would be quite obvious (alarm system failure) while others are much harder to assess (potential for DoS on alarm company caused by ISP outage).

WG