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n. A type of fast-running dromedary camel, which can be used for racing or transport.
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MEHARI (Method for Harmonized Analysis of Risk) is a free, open-source information risk analysis assessment and risk management method, developed, maintained and distributed by CLUSIF - Club de la Sécurité de l’Information Français, the French association of information security professionals.
MEHARI enables business managers, information security/risk management professionals and other stakeholders to evaluate and manage the organization's risks relating to information, information systems and information processes (not just IT). It is designed to align with and support information security risk management according to ISO/IEC 27005, particularly in the context of an ISO/IEC 27001-compliant Information Security Management System (ISMS) or a similar overarching security management or governance framework.
Usage examples of "mehari".
He cheered her by describing the interest of the journey when, by and by, she would ride a mehari, sitting in a bassour, made of branches heated and bent into shape like a great cage, lined and draped with soft haoulis of beautiful colours, and comfortably cushioned.
From out of the west, looming gigantic in the half light, came a line of veiled war-riors mounted on tall Mehari camels.
What it did show was that Mehari stood on one of the camel train routes that run up through the Sahara from West Africa and then east, skirting the patches of sand desert, through southern Egypt to the Nile.
I looked at my watch and the map and reckoned I should reach Mehari if I was going to reach Mehari in about fifteen minutes.
It was a nice place in any setting, and a remarkable one in Mehari, until you remembered that the only people who came down the camel track outside the gate were rich merchants and army officers with months of desert pay in their pockets.
He was able to tell us something of your adventures at Mehari and it was very interesting.
I bothered to come to Mehari and get mixed up with the boys there, when I already had the jewels?
Soudanese Negroes who had danced the wild dance appeared leading two white meharis, running camels, aristocrats of the camel world.
He began to talk about the meharis and the Negroes who would go with them and the beasts of burden.
They had untethered all, hoping that the animals might wander away, too far to be caught by the Europeans, but more than were needed remained in the neighbourhood of Toudja, and Rostafel took possession of half a dozen good meharis, which would help recoup him for his losses in the bordj.
It was one of the prized white racing meharis beloved of the Beduin, and how Emerson had persuaded its owner to part with it I dared not ask.