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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.
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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.
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The Virginia Information Technologies Agency is supporting and promoting a Cybersecurity Awareness Month campaign throughout October.
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The Election Worker Protection Act would provide more resources to keep election workers safe.
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A new study by NordLocker has analyzed numerous databases of ransomware incidents that affected more than 5,000 companies worldwide.
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The U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee released a report on foreign threats against the country just before a hearing was held with expert witness testimony.
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Sen. Mark Warner’s latest bill is one step closer to law after the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency requested public input last week on the bill
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The education sector, including school districts and colleges, has been a frequent target of ransomware attacks. We talk to Waynesboro, Staunton and Augusta County public schools about their preparedness.
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IT professionals are becoming increasingly concerned about the growing number of cyber threats and foreign attacks capable of impacting video conferencing, according to a survey commissioned by Zerify, Inc.
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A ransomware attack on the second-largest school division in the country has had experts warning smaller school divisions to be on alert.
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