Environmental Footprints: Assessing Anthropogenic Effects by Kai Fang
English | EPUB | 2021 | 134 Pages | ISBN : 3030610179 | 2.7 MB
This book focuses on environmental footprints that have attracted considerable interest and discussion within academia, policy makers and the public as a tool to assess anthropogenic effects on the environment.

Peter Randall, "Bullying in Adulthood: Assessing the Bullies and their Victims"
English | 2002 | ISBN: 0415236940, 0415236932 | 224 pages | PDF | 1 MB
Peter Randall's first book, Adult Bullying, was one of the first books to examine the various situations in which adult bullying occurs, the forms it takes, and how it can be identified and dealt with more efficiently, particularly in workplace settings. Since that title was published, there has been more awareness of the extent of adult bullying.

Thomas D. Schneid, "Workplace Safety and Health: Assessing Current Practices and Promoting Change in the Profession"
English | 2014 | ISBN: 1439874107 | PDF | pages: 222 | 8.8 mb
Are the tried and true safety practices still effective in the changing workplace? Is there a better way of safeguarding employees from accidents and injuries? In short, why do you perform the safety activities that you do on a daily basis and do they produce the results necessary to keep your safety program and your company competitive in the global market? Answering these questions and more, Workplace Safety and Health: Assessing Current Practices and Promoting Change in the Profession analyzes the current practices and identifies emerging issues and challenges in the safety and health profession.

English | 2021 | ISBN: 0367903075 | 167 pages | True PDF | 6.13 MB
Remote workforces using VPNs, Cloud-based infrastructure and critical systems, and a proliferation in phishing attacks and fraudulent websites are all raising the level of risk for every company. It all comes down to just one thing that is at stake: how to gauge a company's level of cyber risk and the tolerance level for this risk. Loosely put, this translates to how much level of uncertainty an organization can tolerate before the uncertainty starts to negatively affect mission critical flows and business processes.
Trying to gauge this can be a huge and nebulous task for any IT security team to accomplish. Making this task so difficult are the many frameworks and models that can be utilized. It is very confusing to know which one to utilize in order to achieve a high level of security. Complicating this situation further is that both quantitative and qualitative variables must be taken into consideration and deployed into a cyber risk model.