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Ransomware Gang Claims Edison Learning Data Theft -- THE Journal - Vimarsana News

Ransomware Gang Claims Edison Learning Data Theft -- THE Journal

The Royal Ransomware is claiming to have infiltrated public school management and virtual learning provider Edison Learning, posting on its dark web data leak site on Wednesday, April 26, that it had stolen 20GB of the company’s data “including personal information of employees and students” and threatening to post the data “early next week.”

WIU Spring 2023 Commencement Weekend - Vimarsana News

WIU Spring 2023 Commencement Weekend

Ceremonies recognizing the academic and personal accomplishments of Western Illinois University students and alumni will be held Friday-Saturday, May 12-13 in Macomb and Sunday, May 14 in the Quad Cities during the 2023 Spring Commencement Weekend.

Source: wiu.edu
Lt. Governor tours state to promote cybersecurity program for local governments - Vimarsana News

Lt. Governor tours state to promote cybersecurity program for local governments

Lieutenant Governor Jeanette Nuñez was in Live Oak Thursday promoting the Florida Local Government Cybersecurity Grant Program.

Source: wtxl.com
LSU and ports join forces to protect against cyberattacks - Vimarsana News

LSU and ports join forces to protect against cyberattacks

LSU and the state's largest ports have formed an alliance to advance cyber talent and at the same time protect...

DoD driving 'dramatic' change to 'outpace' foes, line up with National Cyber Strategy - Vimarsana News

DoD driving 'dramatic' change to 'outpace' foes, line up with National Cyber Strategy

"Now is the time to drive the dramatic change necessary to make cyber threats far more difficult and far more costly for our adversaries," DoD CIO John Sherman told Breaking Defense.