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Cybersecurity Marketing Leader Claire Trimble Joins Synack to Accelerate Growth - Vimarsana News

Cybersecurity Marketing Leader Claire Trimble Joins Synack to Accelerate Growth

/PRNewswire/ -- Synack, the premier crowdsourced platform for on-demand security expertise, named Claire Trimble as its new Chief Marketing Officer to help...

Michigan to offer nonbinary designation for driver licenses next week - Vimarsana News

Michigan to offer nonbinary designation for driver licenses next week

Male, Female or X? Next week, Michigan residents will be able to eschew traditional male or female designations on their driver license or ID by instead choosing an “X” to reflect a nonbinary identity.

Synack launches an app store experience for more flexible, smarter cybersecurity solutions - Vimarsana News

Synack launches an app store experience for more flexible, smarter cybersecurity solutions

Synack Campaigns provides on-demand access to the world's most skilled ethical hackers, available 24/7 to execute cybersecurity tasks, delivering results within hours. REDWOOD CITY, Calif.

Synack launches an app store experience for more flexible, smarter cybersecurity solutions - Vimarsana News

Synack launches an app store experience for more flexible, smarter cybersecurity solutions

/PRNewswire/ -- Synack, the premier crowdsourced platform for on-demand security expertise, today is giving customers the easiest, most flexible and most...

Why a Michigan Man Is Doing Time for Allegedly Transmitting HIV - Vimarsana News

Why a Michigan Man Is Doing Time for Allegedly Transmitting HIV

In late December 2018, Michigan joined the growing list of U.S. states that in recent years have softened outdated and punitive laws criminalizing people for having sex without disclosing their HIV status. Prior to Michigan’s change, if a person knew they were HIV positive and did not tell their sexual partner so before “sexual penetration” occurred, they could be charged with a felony carrying up to four years in prison. “Sexual penetration” was defined as including any entry, “however slight,” into the vagina, anus, or mouth. Prosecutors did not need to prove that HIV transmis...