McAuliffe to join Capital Region joint marketing mission to Canada
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe will join Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser for a two-day tourism marketing mission to Canada.
Search Results for cybersecurity
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Companies selected for Virginia Economic Gardening Pilot Program
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced the 12 Virginia companies selected to participate in the Virginia Economic Gardening Pilot Program.
Sen. Warner on SEC hack disclosure
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Mark Warner comments on the SEC disclosure that its corporate filing system was hacked in 2016 and information was potentially used for illegal stock trades.
Virginia Tech collaboration with colleges and universities allows Virginia Cyber Range to thrive
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At a Sept. 6 ceremony, the Virginia Cyber Range was presented with the 2017 Governor’s Technology Award for innovative use of technology in education.
Tim Kaine on passage of Senate defense bill
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U.S. Senator Tim Kaine, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, released the following statement on the Senate passage of the Fiscal Year 2018 National Defense Authorization Act.
McAuliffe participates in Virginia Community College System Cyber Security Advisory Board
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Governor McAuliffe attended the inaugural meeting of the Virginia Community College System’s Cyber Security Advisory Board.
Ralph Northam issues technology policy plan
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Democratic Party gubernatorial nominee Ralph Northam has unveiled his policy plan to build and expand Virginia’s vibrant technology ecosystem.
Sen. Warner asks FTC to probe Equifax data, security practices after hack
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Sen. Mark Warner asked the Federal Trade Commission to examine the recent cyber hack of credit reporting agency Equifax.
McAuliffe congratulates George Mason for #8 rank on top cyber security schools list
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Governor Terry McAuliffe congratulates George Mason University on ranking eighth on CyberDegrees.org’s Top 20 Cyber Security Schools list.
Sen. Warner on Equifax data breach
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Credit reporting firm Equifax reported a data breach could have potentially affected 143 million consumers in the United States.
