A trip to the grocery store, a long bike ride through a park, a stroll through our neighborhoods. These are the precious trips we have all come to look forward to during the recent stay-at-home orders. These moments – like our pre-pandemic trips to work, school and restaurants – paint an intimate portrait of our daily lives. Read More
A recent Delaware Department of Health and Social Services data breach… Read More
LAKELAND, Fla. (WFLA) – Polk County Tax Collector Joe Tedder says his office… Read More
After two months and two days of dealing with a disabling ransomware attack… Read More
The cybercriminals who attacked and hampered the city of Knoxville’s… Read More
Given all the new communications technology — some of which is encrypted, or at least makes its content very short-lived — it’s no wonder that government officials are curious about recent developments and new messaging apps, same as the rest of us. But unlike the rest of us, government officials are required by the California Public Records Act and sometimes other formal decrees to keep all their work-related correspondence in order to allow for transparency. Read More
Hackers attacked the Sheriff’s Office for Cooke County, Texas, over the… Read More
Officials at the Los Angeles Department of Transportation appear to have used… Read More
The general manager of the Los Angeles Department of Transportation used an… Read More
There are certain days in life when you need an angel. It could be to get you… Read More