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Republicans introduce bill to defend universities conducting coronavirus research against hackers

Republicans introduce bill to defend universities conducting coronavirus research against hackers Reps. Andy Barr (R-Ky.) and Frank Lucas (R-Okla.) on

Ransomware Reportedly Hits Ventilator Maker

Ransomware Reportedly Hits Ventilator Maker A manufacturer of transit communication systems that pivoted to build ventilators during the COVID-19 pandemic

Opinion | Chinese disinformation is ascendant. Taiwan shows how we can defeat it.

Opinion | Chinese disinformation is ascendant. Taiwan shows how we can defeat it. How did Taiwan successfully fight off information

Dangers of unfettered access to personally identifiable information

Dangers of unfettered access to personally identifiable information This victimization of individualsâ personal identifiable information has affected judges, federal law

The US bans TikTok, what does that mean for millions of US users?

The US bans TikTok, what does that mean for millions of US users? In light of the White House ban

How Families and Parents Can Stay Secure While Educating Children from Home | Unisys

How Families and Parents Can Stay Secure While Educating Children from Home Unisys CISO Mat Newfield offers tips for how

Russian Disinformation Networks Detailed in New State Department Report

Russian Disinformation Networks Detailed in New State Department Report Several English-language websites working together to push Kremlin talking points during

CISA Finalized Directive on Vulnerability Disclosure Policies, Congressman Says

CISA Finalized Directive on Vulnerability Disclosure Policies, Congressman SaysÂ The binding operational directive would create a legal path for ethical