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The Federal Trade Commission estimates that consumers lost $1.9 billion to phishing schemes and other fraud in 2019 and the ongoing pandemic has only increased the threat.
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Americans increasingly rely on the internet for almost all aspects of their lives, whether they are shopping for insurance or a loan, banking, investing or paying utility and other bills.
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Governor Terry McAuliffe recognized October as National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, joining with the nationwide initiative.
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More families in Central and Western Virginia continue to struggle with hunger during the weak economic recovery, according to results from the recently released Map the Meal Gap 2015.
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Longwood University has been designated a National Center of Digital Forensics Academic Excellence (CDFAE) by the Defense Cyber Crime Center (DC3).
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Story by Chris Graham [email protected] Richard Clarke never thought he’d be out on the stump for a presidential candidate. A counterterrorism expert who worked in the federal government for 30 years, his job was to make it so that nobody outside a small circle of people in the State Department ever knew his name. But…
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Learn how small businesses can accept international payments in high-risk industries while managing compliance, security, fees, and payment processing challenges.
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Austin, Texas is in the middle of a transformation. With that growth comes a problem most people don’t think about until it’s too late: security.
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At least being an American comes with a fair amount of rights – freedom of speech, freedom to question authority, and so-o-o much more.
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The National Park Service released a report on Thursday that tells us the proposed 250-foot-high Arc de Trump that the Dear Leader wants to go up near Arlington National Cemetery would adversely affect the cemetery.
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