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Meta starts an new anti-iMessage ad campaign to promote Whatsapp security: Know more

Metas CEO and Founder- Mark Zuckerberg has revealed a new campaign in which they have been mocking Apple and criticising them for providing end-to-end encryption only, for iMessage and not for regular SMS communication. Whereas, WhatsApp has been providing total protection to its user.
New York United States Mark Zuckerberg Google News Image Source Penn Station

TSA officers seeing too many prohibited items in carry-on bags at BWI Airport

LINTHICUM, Md. -- The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) team at Baltimore/Washington-Thurgood Marshall International Airport (BWI) is coming across an abundance of prohibited items that travelers are bringing to the security checkpoints, which delays passengers from getting to their gates.
United States Christopher Murgia Transportation Security Administration Swiss Army Thurgood Marshall International Airport Security Director

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NEW YORK, LONDON, ZURICH and GENEVA October 10, 2022 Further extending its innovation program to support the highest standards of corporate governance in local and global markets, Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (NYSE:BR) today announced the succes

The Austrian service is the latest operationally live addition to Broadridge’s fast-growing Direct Market Solutions (DMS) product suite that directly connects investors and issuers and improves voting deadlines for investors. DMS supports both institutional and retail investor voting in Austrian equities.
Demi Derem International Investor Communication Solutions Market Solutions Direct Market Solutions Corporate Governance It Security

Passenger brings firearm to Nashville TSA checkpoint twice in 30 minutes

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Transportation Security Administration officers at Nashville International Airport (BNA) discovered a loaded firearm in a passenger’s carry-on bag at a security checkpoint Monday morning. The same firearm was detected again less than 30 minutes later at the same checkpoint.
Nashville International Airport United States Steve Wood Transportation Security Administration Security Administration Security Director

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