
Virginia Department of Elections highlights security efforts
The Virginia Department of Elections is aware of security concerns related to elections and voting systems.

The Virginia Department of Elections is aware of security concerns related to elections and voting systems.

As we head into a new decade, it’s apparent that the business landscape is changing rapidly. New challenges appear daily, and companies both large and small need to adapt in order to survive.

GRIMM will invest $435,000 to expand and establish a corporate headquarters operation in Stafford County, creating 23 new jobs.

The technology boom of the last three decades presents a new challenge for businesses of all sizes.

Federal prosecutors have charged four Chinese intelligence officers with hacking Equifax in one of the largest data breaches in history.

Virginia Tech is hosting a “Securing Agriculture, Food, and its Economy with Cyberbiosecurity” workshop on March 3-4 in Fairfax.

The ongoing, at this writing, wait for results from the Iowa Democratic caucus is, to U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, a learning moment with an eye to November.

Artificial intelligence is at the epicenter of the arms race, and whoever has superior AI will win.

Expel, Inc., a Virginia-based managed security provider, will invest $1.4 million to expand its operation in the Town of Herndon in Fairfax County.

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., has urged the Defense Health Agency to remove sensitive medical data belonging to servicemembers exposed online.
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