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Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Paul Lawrie announced as new honorary members of the R&A - Articles - Vimarsana News

Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Paul Lawrie announced as new honorary members of the R&A - Articles

Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Paul Lawrie announced as new honorary members of the R&A, Three of golf’s great champions have accepted invitations to become Honorary Members of The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews.

Celus Raises €25M in Series A Funding - Vimarsana News

Celus Raises €25M in Series A Funding

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Going Up: Teen pilots who'd rather fly than drive aim for careers in the sky - Vimarsana News

Going Up: Teen pilots who'd rather fly than drive aim for careers in the sky

Leyton Rainbolt had barely gotten his driver's license when he completed all the requirements allowing him to take to the skies.

How universities can better guard against cyberattacks as potential threat from Russia heightens - Vimarsana News

How universities can better guard against cyberattacks as potential threat from Russia heightens

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has heightened concerns about cyber-warfare, including the potential for cyberattacks on universities. WPSU spoke with Peter Forster, a Penn State professor emeritus, about the types of threats universities should be on the watch for.

Source: wpsu.org
With an increased potential for cyber threats from Russia, Penn State sharpens its security - Vimarsana News

With an increased potential for cyber threats from Russia, Penn State sharpens its security

Schools and universities had already been top targets for cybercriminals. Now add to that the potential for cyberattacks from Russia. For Penn State, that has meant stepping up its security efforts.

Source: wpsu.org