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DHS hires new CISO; Former cloud security lead lands new job - Vimarsana News

DHS hires new CISO; Former cloud security lead lands new job

DHS named Hemant Baidwan as its new chief information security officer and ZScaler hired former acting director of FedRAMP Brian Conrad.

Parents of medically complex children protest Medicaid changes in Indiana - Vimarsana News

Parents of medically complex children protest Medicaid changes in Indiana

Parents who attended the Jan. 22, 2024, protest at the Indiana Statehouse said they hope to make the protests a weekly event.

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FSSA extends applications for employer-sponsored child care grants - Vimarsana News

FSSA extends applications for employer-sponsored child care grants

Indiana’s Family and Social Services Administration on Friday announced it will extend the application period for its employer-sponsored child care grants by adding a second window.

FBI director slams selection process for a new HQ in Maryland while lawmakers squabble - Vimarsana News

FBI director slams selection process for a new HQ in Maryland while lawmakers squabble

WASHINGTON — The director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation on Thursday rebuked the site selection process for its new headquarters, while members of Congress from Maryland and Virginia …

FBI director slams selection process for a new HQ in Maryland while lawmakers squabble - Vimarsana News

FBI director slams selection process for a new HQ in Maryland while lawmakers squabble

The director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation on Thursday rebuked the site selection process for its new headquarters, while members of Congress from Maryland and Virginia sparred over whether