UVA among 13 Virginia colleges awarded grants for innovative lab schools
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced 13 grants today to support the development of innovative lab schools in the Commonwealth.
Search Results for cybersecurity
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Ransomware group claims it has infiltrated Waynesboro city government, police data
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A threat analyst shared on Twitter on Monday that the official Waynesboro local government network may have been infiltrated by BianLian Ransomware.
States ask for help with TikTok investigation into conduct related to children, teens
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Social media platforms, especially image- and video-based platforms like TikTok, are playing a substantial role in harming youth mental health.
White House demands removal of TikTok from government devices in 30 days or less
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The White House has given all federal departments and agencies 30 days to remove the TikTok app from all government-issued devices.
Virginia HBCUs receive nearly $9.7 million in federal funds to improve internet availability
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Federal funds will improve internet coverage and invest in workforce development for students and community members at three Virginia HBCUs.
Match made in heaven? 28 million Americans fall victim to online romance scams
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Looking for love this Valentine’s Day? From the Tinder Swindler to a swarm of romance scammers, looking for love online could cost you. Before you swipe right, read on.
Steps to take for individuals and organizations to keep information safe
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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.
360 degree surveillance: How police use public-private partnerships to spy on you
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In this age of ubiquitous surveillance, there are no private lives: everything is public.
Youngkin issues executive order banning TikTok from state government phones
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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.
Power outage in North Carolina shows need for infrastructure resiliency
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Electricity was restored to 45,000 homes and businesses in Moore, N.C., after a gunfire attack disabled two substations last week.
