
Steps to take for individuals and organizations to keep information safe
Virginia is encouraging people and organizations to use Data Privacy Week as an opportunity to learn about privacy and take steps needed to stay safe.
Virginia is encouraging people and organizations to use Data Privacy Week as an opportunity to learn about privacy and take steps needed to stay safe.
In this age of ubiquitous surveillance, there are no private lives: everything is public.
Virginia is the latest state to ban TikTok from state government phones and wireless networks, with Gov. Glenn Youngkin issuing an executive order on Friday.
Electricity was restored to 45,000 homes and businesses in Moore, N.C., after a gunfire attack disabled two substations last week.
As 112 million U.S. shoppers prepare to embark on the biggest bargain hunts of the year, a leading cybersecurity company reminds Americans to be wary when it comes to holiday shopping.
NordPass’s 2022 annual research of Top 200 most common passwords in the U.S. also reveals how pop culture influences our passwords.
Shenandoah University celebrated the planned renovation of the former National Guard armory located on its main campus, which will serve as the university’s new Hub for Innovators, Veterans and Entrepreneurs, or HIVE, at a groundbreaking ceremony on Veterans Day.
While the 2017 designation that federal election infrastructure is part of the nation’s critical infrastructure was a significant step toward protecting voting integrity, some vulnerabilities remain, says a Virginia Tech expert.
As CPAs prepare their organizations for the future of work, the most significant challenge they face is understaffing and overwork, according to the 2022 Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants Future of Work Survey of more than 350 members.
The Virginia Information Technologies Agency is supporting and promoting a Cybersecurity Awareness Month campaign throughout October.