3 mn readSocial engineering attacks, in which adversaries trick people into doing something they shouldn’t, are one of the most common methods that cyber attackers use to target people. The concept has been used by con artists and scammers for thousands of years. What is new is that the Internet makes it very easy for a cyber-criminal […]
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< 1 mn readMeta cleared its first regulatory hurdle Wednesday to construct a massive data center in Louisiana when the Public Service Commission agreed to Entergy’s request to hire consultants and attorneys for its application to build three new power plants to accommodate the project. Commissioner Foster Campbell said Meta’s investment could be $10 billion or more to […]
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2 mn readOpportunities to engage in meaningful discussions with a high-ranking government official appointed by the President of the United States are rare. Still, students at Delaware State University had that unique opportunity during a fireside chat with Arthur Brown, the U.S. Ambassador to Ecuador. The event, held on November 19 at the Martin Luther King Jr. Student […]
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5 mn readBeing a recruiter in the current career climate with lots of remote job opportunities for job-seekers is tough. Finding the best talent while looking attractive to prospective employees can be overwhelming with the fierce rivalry among businesses. One key to attracting the best talent is having access to job search statistics. Some job search statistics say 30% […]
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2 mn readA federal judge dismissed a $198 million punitive damages award previously granted to a fired UPS employee who had won a lawsuit for workplace discrimination and wrongful termination, calling it unreasonable. U.S. District Judge Thomas Rice in Yakima, Washington, granted UPS’s request to reduce a $237.6 million jury award by dismissing the $198 million in punitive damages awarded to […]
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3 mn readIn 1998 Congress enacted the American Competitiveness in the Twenty-First Century Act which provided funds to the National Science Foundation (NSF) to create a mechanism whereby the hiring of foreign workers in technology-intensive sectors on H-1B visas would help address the long-term workforce needs of the United States. Initially, scholarships were only provided for students […]
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