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Ed Mattison, executive VP of operations and security services, the Center for Internet Security
To help strengthen the healthcare sector s defenses, the Center for Internet Security is offering most U.S. hospitals and healthcare delivery systems a protection service designed to help block ransomware and other malware, says Ed Mattison, the center s executive vice president of operations and security services.
The nonprofit Center for Internet Security is fully funding the offering of its protection service, known as Malicious Domain Blocking and Reporting, to private U.S. hospitals.
Last year, the free service was initially offered to U.S. public hospitals and health departments - as well as other public entities, such as county governments and K-12 public schools - through the Multi-State Informat
Dr. Michael Daignault
Michael Daignault, MD, is a board-certified emergency physician in Los Angeles. He is Chief Medical Advisor with Reliant Health Services. Dr. Daignault is also a Covid-19 medical expert for ABC7 news and has consulted on medical news segments for CBSLA News, Inside Edition, and KNX1070 news radio. He promotes evidence-based public health information thru weekly posts on his Instagram account, @drdaignault. Dr. Daignault studied Global Health at Georgetown University and has a Medical Degree from the joint Ben-Gurion University/Columbia Medical Center Medical School for International Health. He did his residency training in Emergency Medicine at Lincoln Medical Center in the South Bronx, New York City. Dr. Daignault is a former United States Peace Corps Volunteer and has worked for Médecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders). He is an avid rock climber and surfer.
UAE: No final exams for public school students ismail@khaleejtimes.com Filed on March 17, 2021
Pupils’ performance in the second term for all grades will be evaluated in line with formative or progressive assessment.
Education regulators in the UAE have clarified that second semester final examinations will not be held for public school pupils.
The pupils’ performance in the second term for all grades will be evaluated as per the formative or progressive assessment, authorities said.
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In a circular issued to public schools recently, the Emirates Foundation for School Education stated that during the current academic year (2020-21), pupils from Grade 1 to Grade 12 in these institutions and those following the UAE’s Ministry of Education’s (MoE) curriculum would be evaluated according to their progressive assessment.