Federal CISOs are shifting toward proactive risk management as rapidly advancing AI capabilities increase pressure on agencies to modernize. Acting Federal CISO Michael Duffy outlined four priorities his council is focused on to strengthen federal cybersecurity as agencies confront rapidly evolving threats and emerging artificial intelligence capabilities. Those priorities reflect a shift away from a...Read More
GREENVILLE – Scammers are becoming more creative every day, using fraudulent emails, text messages, phone calls, and impersonation schemes to try to gain access to personal and financial information. That’s why Cybersecurity Awareness Month is a great reminder to stay vigilant and take simple steps to protect yourself and your accounts. At GNB, protecting your...Read More
Oct. 15, 2026Updated Oct. 16, 2026, 11:58 a.m. ETA federal appeals court upheld a Florida law that bars children under 14 from having social media accounts.The law also requires parental permission for 14- and 15-year-olds to create social media accounts.Tech industry groups challenged the law, arguing it violates First Amendment rights, but the court ruled...Read More
Supermarket staffers were confronted by pools of water beneath freezers and spoiled produce earlier this week after hackers took control of refrigerators in hundreds of grocery stores across France. Around 700 food retailers were impacted by the nationwide cyberattack, in which hackers remotely connected to refrigeration equipment, switched on defrost cycles that led to the...Read More
One person was injured Friday at a high school in Vallejo after a district employee entered campus without authorization and assaulted another individual, according to the Vallejo City Unified School District. In an email sent to VCUSD families, the school district said a site safety employee entered Jesse Bethel High School and became involved in a...Read More
WILKES-BARRE — Across Pennsylvania, Area Agencies on Aging investigate thousands of cases of suspected elder abuse each year. That is beyond staggering — it’s unconscionable. The good news is that the Pennsylvania Department of Aging (PDA) is doing something about it. As part of the Aging Department’s historic commitment to enhance transparency and accountability,...Read More
