Federal Heat Safety Standards Needed to Protect Workers With temperatures soaring due to climate change, the absence of federal regulations to protect workers from extreme heat is putting their health and safety at risk, according to Kaiser Health News. While some states have implemented their own standards, a lack of nationwide guidelines leaves many workers...Read More

Comment on this storyComment Welcome to The Cybersecurity 202! I’m obsessed with “Baldur’s Gate 3,” y’all. Reading this online? Sign up for The Cybersecurity 202 to get scoops and sharp analysis in your inbox each morning. Below: Israeli cyber firms developed a surveillance tool with no known defenses, and the Supreme Court is asked to...Read More

A Proactive Approach to a Healthy School Year – State of Delaware News NEWS FEED A Proactive Approach to a Healthy School YearDate Posted: September 14, 2023 Three Human Cases of West Nile Virus Identified in New Castle County, Marking Delaware’s First WNV Cases of YearDate Posted: September 12, 2023 Unclaimed Property MONEY MATCH Program...Read More

It was announced last week that Three Links, the senior living and long-term care facility that has operated in Northfield for nearly a century-and-a-quarter, will be merging with Morris, Minnesota based St. Francis Health Services. The announcement serves as another sign of the times in direct and long-term health care.   Nursing homes across the country...Read More

In the healthcare sector, cybersecurity has quickly emerged as the most significant vulnerability.  Skilled nursing facilities and other long-term care centers are especially vulnerable to cyberattacks as cybercriminals attempt to gain access to resident and employee data to use in larger identity theft and fraud schemes.  According to a study conducted by the Ponemon Institute,...Read More

Hospitals, nursing homes, doctors’ offices and other medical facilities typically sit at the top of the food chain for cybercriminals and malware purveyors. That’s because while hospitals face pressure to optimize and improve patient care by leveraging more advanced technologies like the internet of things (IoT), hackers are busy exploiting these “open doors.” In response,...Read More

NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull Hosted Its Third Annual Back-To-School Fest/Gun Violence Prevention Community Event Woodhull distributed approximately 1,750 bookbags and school supplies to the community The event included live music, coloring sessions, balloon caricatures, NYPD K9 petting, practicing CPR with manikins and the FDNY, a tour inside a garbage truck with the City of New...Read More

Last week, the Hernando Sun ran a story on recent changes to the Hernando County Sexual Offender and Sexual Offender Ordinance found in Chapter 21 of the Code of Ordinances. The story was largely based on a copy of the revised ordinance posted on the BOCC website for their July 11th meeting. We have learned...Read More

NIAGARA, Wis. — Last week I described my own experiences with computer hackers: the near misses, the deceptions and the inconveniences created by having to take precautions after each incident occurred. I was lucky — all three times. I lost no money. But there is no guarantee that any of you who use a computer...Read More

Forty students at Ouachita Baptist University have been named to the latest edition of Who’s Who Among American Colleges and Universities. The students were chosen by Ouachita’s faculty, staff and 2023 senior class based on their academic performance, leadership in extracurricular activities, community service and potential for success. The following Ouachita students are included in Who’s Who:...Read More