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June 23, 2024
Were not talking about religion, were talking about security. Our country is out of control. Trump wasnt the only candidate laying out Strong Security measures. ted cruz r president ial candidate what my legislation would do is suspend all refugees for 3 years from countries where isis and al qaeda control substantial territory ben carson r president ial candidate i dont care whether its a mosque, a school. If there are a lot of people engaging there in radicalizing activities, then we need to b...
June 23, 2024
Dave Courvoisier thanks for joining us. Im Dave Courvoisier. Denise Valdez and im Denise Valdez. In for paula. As the candidates spar on the National Stage tonight. Earlier this afternoon a smaller debate was held. Dave Courvoisier former new york governor george pataki. Former arkansas governor mike huckabee. Former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. And South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham took part in that debate. Since they were among the lowest polling candidates. Denise Valdez on the sta...
February 20, 2023
The BlueSleuth-Lite detects AirTags and other Bluetooth low-energy (BLE) tags quickly to prevent stalking.
February 8, 2022
IT and security leaderstake proactive approaches to secure and protect IT environments amid the evolving threat landscape.
May 10, 2021
Cyber experts see an increase in ransomware attacks during the pandemic Ransomware typically starts with an email that convinces a user to download a file, provide sensitive login information or otherwise grant access. Author: Brandon Lewis Updated: 5:33 PM PDT May 9, 2021 SAN DIEGO — Ransomware continues to hit companies large and small. Systems at Scripps Health remain unusable after a ransomware attack last week. On Saturday, the Colonia Pipeline company, wh...
April 8, 2021
Cable company Charter Communications appears to be in the early stages of charting out the contours of a mobile network in cities across the country, including Dallas, New York and Orlando. Charter spent roughly $500 million on 3.5GHz CBRS spectrum licenses in an FCC auction last year, and last month the company asked for FCC approval to test transmissions in the band in roughly a dozen different cities where it won licenses. "As a recent CBRS Auction 105 winning bidder, in approaching its RF ...