Hacking and truck drivers
Drivers carry significant exposure to a phishing attack by mixing work and personal computing on a smartphone or tablet while also accessing a fleet’s email platform, loadboards and other networks.
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Drivers carry significant exposure to a phishing attack by mixing work and personal computing on a smartphone or tablet while also accessing a fleet’s email platform, loadboards and other networks.
Mexico-based trucker effectively shut down by FMCSA The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has declared a Mexico-licensed truck driver, Mario Alberto Leal-Salas, to be an imminent hazard to public safety, effectively barring him from operating in the U.S. The declaration follows a crash in Georgia that left several people injured. On Nov. 16, 2020, Leal-Salas, who holds a U.S.-accepted Mexican commercial driver’s license (CDL) and who was at the time employed by W Freight Services, LLC, was driving on Georgia Highway 96 when he failed to stop for a red light at the intersecti...
Press Release – UN FAO COVID-19 Reignites Drive For A One Health Approach To Tackle Preventable Illnesses At The Animal-Human-Ecosystems Interface Stronger Together: FAO, OIE and WHO commit to joint multi-sectoral efforts in Asia and the Pacific As COVID-19 continues to … COVID-19 Reignites Drive For A “One Health” Approach To Tackle Preventable Illnesses At The Animal-Human-Ecosystems Interface Stronger Together: FAO, OIE and WHO commit to joint multi-sectoral efforts in Asia and the Pacific As COVID-19 continues to inflict illness and misery across the Asia-Pacific region, three i...
Thursday, 24 December 2020, 7:53 pm COVID-19 Reignites Drive For A “One Health” Approach To Tackle Preventable Illnesses At The Animal-Human-Ecosystems Interface Stronger Together: FAO, OIE and WHO commit to joint multi-sectoral efforts in Asia and the Pacific As COVID-19 continues to inflict illness and misery across the Asia-Pacific region, three international organizations have vowed to collaborate and intensify their joint efforts to respond to all health threats, including zoonotic influenza, rabies, antimicrobial resistance and those affecting food safety, through a One Health appr...