Collaborate Disseminate
The US capital region is on track to implement new regulations akin to the EU’s GDPR, the local government of Washington D.C. said in a press release. The law seeks to expand protections for residents’ personal data and includes new complia… Continue reading Washington D.C. takes a leaf from GDPR book, introduces new data privacy bill
In June of this year, Chinese hackers managed to install software into the networks of a contractor for the U.S. Navy and steal information on a roughly $300 million top secret submarine program. Two years ago, hackers infiltrated the networks of a vendor servicing the Australian military and made off with files containing a trove […] Continue reading RiskRecon’s security assessment services for third party vendors raises $25 million
Computer run simulations are helping researchers prepare for the worst. Continue reading This Is What Would Happen if Terrorists Detonated a Nuke in Washington DC
What would happen if a nuclear bomb detonated over K Street? Continue reading Smartphone Data Predicts How Survivors Would Respond to Nuke Attack on DC
A few hot days and 80 dead baby ducks later, here we are. Continue reading Did Snails Really Kill 80 Baby Ducks?
“I’m here because I support science, and I’m against the President’s malicious policies.” Continue reading Kids at the Science March Tell Us Why They’re Protesting Trump
Nature is beautiful. Continue reading This Is Why Your City Smells Like Jizz and Vomit Every Spring
A major power producer The AES Corp. is ramping up the use of drones with an eye towards shielding workers from industry hazards. Rather than buy all their own unmanned aerial systems they’ve engaged D.C.-based drone services provider Measure to get access to a more extensive fleet. Measure recently raised $15 million in venture funding.
According to its Vice President and Chief… Read More Continue reading Energy giants AES partner with Measure to improve worker safety with drones
Just days before the inauguration of President Donald Trump, cyber criminals infected 70 percent of storage devices that record data from feds surveillance cameras in Washington D.C. in a cyber attack.
Any guess, What kind of virus could have hit the … Continue reading Over 70% of Washington DC’s CCTV Were Hacked Before Trump Inauguration
“I feel like the reason Trump won is we didn’t get out enough.” Continue reading We Asked Women’s March Protesters What Got Them Offline and on the Streets