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In today’s highly connected business ecosystem just about every business outsources some aspect of their operations. But it’s becoming increasingly difficult for organizations to ensure that third-party providers remain a source of strength for their business and don’t become a weak link for cybercriminals to exploit. As a result, managing third-party vendor cyber risk is fast becoming the defining cybersecurity challenge of our time. As organizations continue to increase the number and variety of suppliers they work with in the pursuit of competitive advantage, they have simultaneously exposed their enterprise network to the vulnerabilities of those partners.
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Monterey Herald
Upon the outbreak of COVID-19 across the United States, Andy Bozzo, fire captain for the Contra Costa Fire Protection District, sat down with his family in their Carmel Woods home and, together, they made the difficult decision that Dad, as a front-line responder, couldn’t come home.
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Smart Energy
In the US state of Georgia, the city of Peachtree Corners, the 'country’s first real-world smart city environment, has partnered with technology firm IPgallery to deploy an IoT management system.
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The National Law Review
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on September 8, 2020, a “broad public engagement and outreach effort” to discuss how EPA will approach the rulemaking process to address unreasonable risks found in final Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) chemical risk evaluations.
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The National Law Review
As COVID-19 continues to alter our daily lives, many of us have found comfort in barn time spent with our four-legged friends. With so many spring and summer events cancelled, we are eager to get back in the saddle and into the show ring. However, the legal implications facing horse show boards and competition venues are complex and ever-evolving.
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The New York Times
Across the United States, colleges that have reopened for in-person instruction are struggling to contain the rapid-fire spread of coronavirus among tens of thousands of students by imposing tough social-distancing rules and piloting an array of new technologies, like virus tracking apps.
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IT Pro Portal
As public sector organizations adapt to the new normal, inadequacies in information management have come to the fore. More than one third (35 percent) of respondents to a new survey, conducted by SynApps Solutions, feel they ‘lack the right tools to find information efficiently’. James Paton, CEO of SynApps Solutions, shines a light on the information management capabilities shortcomings revealed by the survey and suggests starting points for change.
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