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California is releasing 76,000 incarcerated individuals on ‘good behavior’ early SALINAS, Calif. (KION) California is giving incarcerated individuals the opportunity to be released earlier if they have been on 'good behavior,' all in an effort to reduce the state's prison population. Early release also applies to inmates who have been convicted repeated felonies and some violent offenders. Under court orders, California needs to reduce it's saturated prisons, which once peaked at 160,000 in 2006. The new rules took into effect on May 1st, as part of Proposition 57, which was approved by voters in 2016. Its intention is to emphasize rehabilitation and trim California's prison population.
As we move into the digital age, how do we develop the next generation of problem solvers whose responsibility will be to keep the world safe from cyber threats? Many of the cybersecurity professionals I've met share a curiosity about how things work and a willingness to test limits. We were the ones who annoyed our parents and teachers with incessant questions: "Why?" and "How?" "Why does y=mx+b?" "How does a plant grow?" And "Don't touch that" inevitably turns into "I wonder what would happen if I touched that?" So, how do we create an environment that fosters this type of thinking to address cybersecurity's pipeline problem?
Family of inmate who died at Santa Cruz County Jail files lawsuit Family of Tamario Smith, sues Santa Cruz County Jail along with others. SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (KION) The family of Tamario Smith has filed a lawsuit against the Santa Cruz County Jail and other agencies, alleging "longstanding and systemic deficiencies" that ultimately lead to the death of Tamario Smith. Tamario Smith was only 20 years old when he was found facedown in his cell, surrounded by a mysterious liquid and his own body fluids. Smith was being held on a felony charge at the Santa Cruz County Jail. Dr. Katz, the psychologist who was assigned to examine Smith, was their establish whether Smith suffered from a psychiatric illness and recommend a course of treatment.
About SC Media SC Media > Home > Sponsor Content > Your return-to-work plan: Forget your perimeter. Embrace security without borders Publish Date Your return-to-work plan: Forget your perimeter. Embrace security without borders You learned a hard lesson over the last year. Your assets lost most of their defenses once they left your perimeter. You could no longer: Patch, update or harden your applications and operating systems. Measure and manage the asset-based risk within your environment. In short: You learned that perimeter-based security fails in remote environments. And now â as you plan your return-to-work â you must decide what to do with this lesson. You can ignore it and continue to rely on your perimeter (despite its limitations). Or you can take this lesson to heart and find a new way to defend your assets.