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This new study "contributes valuable new data to a major public health importance issue and addresses a number of important shortcomings of existing literature."

Information on the majority of ransomware attacks targeting American companies and civilian agencies remains unreported to the Department of Homeland Security, a top cyber official told lawmakers.

The Defense Department has invited Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, Google and Oracle to compete for its massive warfighter cloud program.

A high dose of the monoclonal antibody lecanemab rapidly clears amyloid in the brains of individuals with early Alzheimers, results of a phase 2b study show.

Rep. Jim Langevin (D-R.I.) is looking to create a statutory framework for threat information sharing and mitigation between a small number of critical infrastructure firms and the federal government.

The American Academy of Neurology offers ethical guidance on how to counsel patients and their families about the use of the controversial anti-amyloid aducanumab for Alzheimers disease.

Federal contractors have until Jan. 4, 2022, to comply now that the White House has extended the deadline into early next year.

After a nine-month review, the Defense Department is replacing its original cyber compliance program for the industrial base with CMMC 2.0, putting more emphasis on self-assessment.

After a nine-month review, the Defense Department is replacing its original cyber compliance program for the industrial base with CMMC 2.0, putting more emphasis on self-assessment.

Kurt DelBene, a former senior executive at Microsoft and Defense Innovation Board member, is being tapped by the Biden administration to serve as CIO of the Department of Veterans Affairs.