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Compromised cloud accounts costing businesses millions - Vimarsana News

Compromised cloud accounts costing businesses millions

(Image credit: Shutterstock / issaro prakalung) Compromised cloud accounts cost organizations millions each year, a new report from cybersecurity firm Proofpoint and IT security research organization Ponemon Institute claims. Part of the problem surrounds the fact that many don’t know who is responsible for safeguarding that data. At the same time, criminals are increasingly eyeing up cloud as a treasure trove of sensitive data. The average cost of cloud account compromises has gone up to $6.2 million in the last 12 months, the report says, adding that for the 600 IT and IT security pros th...

Topeka-area music students named to KMEA All-State Ensembles - Vimarsana News

Topeka-area music students named to KMEA All-State Ensembles

Practice, practice, practice. It is an old saying Washburn Rural High School music dean and band director Luke Chaffee says has always applied to students honing their musical skills, but it is also one that has taken on greater importance in a school year where in-person activities, like traditional band or choir practices, have been all but impossible. That is what makes this year’s slate of All-State music ensemble student honorees that much more impressive, Chaffee said. The Kansas Music Educators Association named over two dozen Shawnee County students as All-State ensemble members or ...

City And County Discuss Fee Justice Reform Program — The Sacramento Observer - Vimarsana News

City And County Discuss Fee Justice Reform Program — The Sacramento Observer

SACRAMENTO – Sacramento City and County staffers acknowledged that the issue wasn’t “super sexy” and might not draw as much input as some others locals are dealing with of late, but is important in its far-reaching implications. They held the first of several virtual conversations about the disparate impact of fines and fees on low-income residents and people of color this past weekend. The discussions are part of the Cities & Counties for Fine and Fee Justice reform program that granted Sacramento City and County $50,000 to reform harmful fines and fees that can have detrimental effe...