Pramod Mittal, the younger brother of Indian steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, has been charged in Bosnia with organized crime and abuse of office while head of the supervisory board and co-owner of a metallurgical coke producer in the Balkan country.
Hybrid Work Innovations Coming to U.S. Government
Through our work with the Washington, DC based General Services Administration, Cisco is helping make happier, healthier, more impactful workers. Discover how.
The cost of a kitchen — Why a remodel takes so much time
A larger kitchen remodel can take even longer — sometimes more than a year.
picoCTF: How gamified cybersecurity piques curiosity in STEM
Created by Carnegie Mellon University’s Cylab, picoCTF encourages interest in cybersecurity with a capture the flag game.
U.S. Military Leaders Are Worried About China’s Naval Buildup And Its Shipyard Capacity
National Defense: ANALYSIS: Shipyard Capacity, China’s Naval Buildup Worries U.S. Military Leaders While U.S. military leaders exchange fire over what the next-generation of naval fleets will look like, the shipbuilding industrial base is treadin…
‘Life happens’ in Wendy Robie’s latest film, ‘Relative’
Wendy Robie, who played Nadine Hurley on “Twin Peaks” talks about her latest film, “Relative,” showing at Grand Illusion on Jan. 30
Registration for The Security Event 2023 is open
Security professionals can attend The Security Event in Birmingham, England in April 2023 for security insights and networking, technology exhibitions, and more.
Beyond CWV: 11 More Performance Metrics to Monitor, Part 3 of 5
Learn the differences between synthetic tests and real user monitoring, and discover 11 web performance metrics beyond the Core Web Vitals ? and how to use them.
NYSE Mayhem Traced To a Staffer Who Left a Backup System Running
An anonymous reader shares a report: More than 700 miles from Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange’s backup data center on Cermak Road in Chicago is supposed to safeguard US markets, standing by at all hours in case disaster ever strikes the world’…
Snohomish County pays $1.9M to settle suit over deputy’s killing of man in crisis
The settlement marks the third time in recent years that the county has paid $1 million or more to settle a lawsuit stemming from a deputy’s use of deadly force.