Prevent Age

[Magdalen Tibor]

Welcome to the American Heart Association Predicting Risk of cardiovascular disease EVENTs (PREVENTTM). This app should be used for primary prevention patients (those without atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease or heart failure) only.

The calculator provides 10-year risk estimates for individuals 30-79 years of age and provides 30-year risk estimates for individuals 30-59 years of age. The PREVENTTM equations were developed by the American Heart Association Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic Scientific Advisory Group. The risk equations were derived and validated in a large, diverse sample of over 6 million individuals.1,2 The current version of this online calculator estimates risk using the base model. Add-on models that incorporate Hemoglobin A1c, urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio, and social deprivation index) are currently under development. Of note, the risk for each outcome (CVD, ASCVD, HF) is calculated by separate models. Individuals may develop both ASCVD and HF. Therefore, the predicted risk of the components (ASCVD, HF) may be greater than the predicted risk of the composite outcome (CVD).

**For any questions or concerns regarding the use, functionality, or the risks estimated with the PREVENT calculator, please email us at [email protected]. For academic access to the PREVENT code, please agree to our terms and conditions for academic use.

There are multiple people that use our company's dropbox account. Ocassionaly a folder and all of it's contents accidentally get moved and slows our computers down extremley bad until the sync is complete and then it does it all over agin when the file is moved back to where it needs to be. PLEASE HELP! Is there a way that a permission can be set to prevent unauthorized moving or deletion of files?

Is this a single account being used on all their computers, a Dropbox Business account with separate licenses for each user, or separate Personal accounts for each person with each having access to a shared folder?

If you're using a Dropbox Business account or if each user has their own account and you're using a shared folder, then you can assign view-only permissions to a shared folder. That would prevent moves and deletions, but it would also prevent editing, uploading and other changes.

The better solution is to train your people. This is a problem that exists not only in Dropbox, but any shared environment. I have users contacting me often about missing files or folders, and it's nearly always caused by an accidental drag and drop by someone else. I find that a few minutes of training with those users greatly reduces the number of instances.

Recently one "family member" deleted files in "Family Room" folder from her laptop. She was not the adm / manager, but ALL of those files were deleted from the cloud and everywhere! There should be a way of the manager setting specific rights for each of the family mmembers. For instance: let them upload files to family folder, but NOT deleting them. Only the manager should be able to delete files, in my case here. This would be VERY important.

We are a small non-profit with staff in 16 countries. We experience accidental mass deletions (> 40GB). How can I limit a team member's permissions so that they cannot accidentally delete a large amount of files? We use the restore and rewind functions but we do not have downtime in Dropbox since we are working in all time zones. We have been using Dropbox as our main storage for over 10 years and the one issue I always have is that it is too easy to accidentally do a mass deletion (by pulling a folder to your desktop, leaving your laptop unattended and a kid gets to it, etc.) We try to educate our team but are fully virtual and culturally extremely diverse. The only way I see right now is to remove staff as team members and give them permission to certain folders only but we moved away from that because it's hard to manage. Dropbox tells me there is nothing I can do. Really?

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I am not able to give some team members viewing access only to a folder. I foolowed your intructions. If there is a way to allow some team members to edit and others to view only a certain folder, can you please explain the steps because I did not manage.

Hello Dropbox Team. There is no easy way to say this - You NEED to have a setting immediately which PREVENTS DELETION BY OTHER TEAM MEMBERS. If a company is using dropbox and all the company files are there, can i ask why there is no setting to prevent staff members from editing, deleting, downloading? There is a company known as ShareFile which has user controls preventing this sort of thing - IF THE ADMIN WISHES TO SET IT. Please do this as a matter of urgency - EVERYONE WANTS IT

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Following assessment, many referrals to Prevent do not result in any further police action. In some cases other organisations such as health, forensic mental health, housing or education step in to provide support.

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The list of specified authorities subject to the duty at section 26 CTSA 2015 can be found at Part 1 of Schedule 6 of the CTSA 2015. Further details are in the sector specific sections of this guidance.

Specified authorities in England and Wales were required to have regard to the 2015 guidance until the 2023 guidance came into force on 31 December 2023. The 2023 guidance replaces the 2015 guidance, and specified authorities must have regard to the new guidance.

Finally we will be upgrading our Cortex xdr prevent to the pro version. Though we would be getting professional services support on this, I need to understand the entire project plan for this Can anyone help me understand as I would be leading this in my organization.

To add, the Pro/Prevent backend is the *exact same.* So really all the change that occurs is PAN allows you to check the "Pro Endpoint Capabilities" box, and then that data is now feeding the data lake and you are seeing more of it in the console. Have migrated many customers to pro, since you already have agents deployed most of your heavy lifting is done already.

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