Abstract: Certain embodiments of the present invention provide a system for vulnerability detection and scoring with threat assessment including an analysis engine adapted to perform at least one of automated and semi-automated analysis of a computing system of at least one of known threats, vulnerabilities, and risk factors. The analysis engine is further adapted to determine a security score for the computing system based on the analysis and a schedule indicating a severity level for each threat, vulnerability, and risk factor.

Abstract: A locating and fastening protrusion extending from a back surface of a vehicle trim strip or molding strip being integrally formed with thermoplastic material of the molding strip. The protrusion is formed by applying a hollow heated die cavity against the thermoplastic back surface of the molding strip. The heated die cavity causes the thermoplastic material to melt and as the die cavity is applied against the molding member, the melted thermoplastic material is forced into the die cavity. The die cavity is then cooled such that the material within the die cavity solidifies. The die cavity is removed such that an integral protrusion is left extending from the molding member.

Abstract: A method of forming an elongated trim strip product by first extruding a first strip of thermoplastic material from a die having an outlet with an area at least substantially as great as the desired cross-sectional area of the strip product in planes perpendicular to the direction of extrusion. Immediately subsequent to the step of extruding and while the extruded strip is still in a plastic state, it is passed longitudinally between cooperating forming rolls to shape the cross section of the extruded strip to the desired shape and cross section of the strip product. While the extruded strip is passing between the cooperating forming rolls, a backing strip of foil or thin metal is directed between the rolls in alignment with the extruded strip to bond the backing strip to the extruded strip.

Abstract: Sawdust created by a power saw's cutting action is blown away from the line of cut by streams of air carried by conduits extending from a plenum which receives air from the fan on the saw motor's rotor.