Symantec joins defense industrial base cyber program

The voluntary public-private information-sharing program facilitates better situational awareness about IT security threats to unclassified contractor networks and information systems.

The Startups Born of Flint’s Water Crisis

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Republican AGs Call For Court to Toss Discrimination Lawsuit Over Minimum Wage Law

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Teachers Earn Less Than Their Private-Sector Counterparts, Research Shows

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FAA Greenlights Drone Company to Deliver Food in One Virginia Town

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Shenango: improving data center efficiency

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These State Lawmakers Want College Athletes to Get Paid

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GPUs usher in a new era in government analytics

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In 10 Years, Half Of Middle-Income Elders Won’t Be Able To Afford Housing, Medical Care

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Requiring Buildings Become Eco-Friendly, From the Top Down

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Planned Burns Can Reduce Wildfire Risks, But Expanding Use of ‘Good Fire’ Isn’t Easy

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Containers and hybrid IT: Plenty of benefits, but one big challenge

Containers offer some enormous advantages for IT administrators working with different types of clouds, but they also introduce unique challenges when it comes to monitoring.

Getting in front of network attacks

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