New research by the Pew Internet & American Life Project shows that 97 million adult Americans, or 77% of Internet users, took advantage of e-gov in 2003, whether that meant going to government Web sites or emailing government officials. This represented a growth of 50% from 2002.
New research by the Pew Internet & American Life Project shows that 97 million adult Americans, or 77% of Internet users, took advantage of e-gov in 2003, whether that meant going to government Web sites or emailing government officials. This represented a growth of 50% from 2002. At the same time, citizens who contact government said they are more likely to turn to traditional means
$5.2 billion in BTC transactions tied to top 10 ransomware variants: US Treasury
For the first half of 2021, almost $600 million was linked to ransomware payments thanks to reports filed by financial services firms.
More than 30 countries outline efforts to stop ransomware after White House virtual summit
The countries agreed ransomware is an "escalating global security threat with serious economic and security consequences."
Biden signs school cybersecurity act into law
The K-12 Cybersecurity Act directs CISA to study cybersecurity risks related to schools and develop recommendations as well as toolkits to help educators. ...
FBI arrests engineer for selling nuclear warship data hidden in peanut butter sandwich
A husband and wife team tried to sell critical information on US submarine nuclear reactors.
136 countries agree to set 15% minimum multinational corporate tax rate from 2023
A deal has been struck between 136 countries to end tax avoidance by multinationals.
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Toronto, Valparaiso, Berlin and Honolulu top list of the best places for remote work
Remote ranked the best places in the US and abroad that make it easiest to live and work.
New cybersecurity regulations released by TSA for trains and planes
Emergency cybersecurity regulations for pipeline operators issued this summer were also released publicly this week.
Brazil inches towards charging companies for data services
A new bill on the topic aims to increase real-time data flows from the government to the private sector.
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