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A: I'm checking the early serial numbers on the M205.51 (known as the Kelro) as well and the oldest one I can find is this: which seems to have been produced between January 23rd - February 19th, 1959 and has a 4 digit serial number. However, the earliest serial number I can find on the M205.52 (known as the Mido) is this: which seems to have been produced between March 2nd - April 4th, 1962. The reason I know these dates is because they appear on the back of the watches as: Therefore, they were produced in 1962, and not 1959, as there was no model number. I've included an image of both watches and the numbers for you to compare. Cisco Blog » strategy Tue, 31 Mar 2015 22:53:27 +0000en-UShourly1Cisco Security Response Team Proves the Value of In-Depth Research 25 Mar 2014 11:00:48 +0000 More »]]>I’m sure all of you have seen the job posting in your company that tells you to have security research help you to understand threats. And while the position is a great idea, we don’t think it’s completely the right thing to do. The industry has been watching for ways to make security experts obsolete for years now and since the age of in-depth research, security experts have been the “go-to” people when it comes to understanding vulnerabilities and “good” security practices. We found a clever way to have a mix of both worlds, and to address the fact that we cannot just stop researching. I’ll outline our approach and point you to a recent Cisco blog that gave us an idea. The First Step in Our Research Process The first step in our research process is being able to identify and gain trust with your stakeholders. Trust ac619d1d87


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