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November Community Meeting Agenda **Please remember that the following points may not cover everything your specific community needs to discuss. Please consult with your RHC so that specific complex or building dates, events, and concerns are timely and relevant. Additionally, please work with your Community Chair to develop and facilitate a social activity or a Community Circle. 1. Ice breaker activity (10-15 min) HIGHS! Going around the circle and sharing the high points from the past
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Metasploit Vulnerability Scanner Executive Proposal Paul Dubuque Table of Contents Page 3 Executive Summary Page 5 Background Information Page 6 Recommended Product Page 7 Product Capabilities Page 10 Cost and Training Page 11 References Page 13 Product Reviews Executive Summary To: Advanced Research Corporation Mr. J. Smith, CEO; Ms. S. Long, V.P. Mr. W Donaldson, CCO; Mr. A. Gramer, CCO & Mr. B. Schuler, CFO CC. Ms. K. Young, MR. G. Holdsoth From: P. Dubuque, IT Manager
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