Marcin Szczepanik, head of information security at Electricity North West, said security controls block most threats, but the ...

Two of the Kremlin’s most active hacking units recently were spotted collaborating in malware attacks that compromise high-value devices located in Ukraine, security researchers said Friday. Gamaredon ...

A “dramatic rise” in violence by white supremacists, anti-government groups, anarchists and other domestic extremists means New Jersey will face new and growing challenges in the fight against ...

A group of health advocacy organizations is urging the federal government to keep working to create a universal, single-payer pharmacare program in spite of fiscal challenges. Frédérique Chabot, ...

Healthcare organisations are being advised to focus on robust security frameworks rather than rapid deployment, when implementing artificial intelligence (AI) systems, as regulatory scrutiny ...

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Air traffic control staffing is stretched thin, leading to cascading delays, and in rare cases towers may be temporarily unstaffed. TSA and other “essential” airport personnel are working without pay, ...

The UK government will introduce a mandatory digital ID card – labelled the ‘Brit card’ – in a bid to make Whitehall more efficient and take control of illegal work by some migrants as Keir Starmer ...