In a significant move to strengthen data protection, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed an amendment to the New York General Business Law § 899-aa on December 24, 2024, establishing a specific timeline for data breach notifications. This amendment marks a crucial update in the state's data
With an unexpected directive announced on South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation (SSBC), Mayor Johnson Swaka of the Juba City Council mandated the closure of local bars and breweries, famously known as Andaiat. The news didn't end there; he also enforced a ban on both daytime and nighttime sales
Federal telework has been a contentious issue, with the incoming Trump administration indicating plans to largely eliminate the practice through the proposed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Despite this political stance, a Government Accountability Office (GAO) report released on
The U.S. government has achieved a significant milestone in fiscal year 2024 by reducing the rate of improper payments to 3.97%, the lowest it has been since 2013. This remarkable improvement comes after a challenging period marked by the pandemic, during which the rate soared to a staggering 7.16%
The increasing complexity of government agency networks and their need for stringent security measures has made achieving zero trust security a formidable challenge. Zero trust security mandates continuous verification of every entity seeking access to network resources, ensuring no individual or
The impending expiration of the current funding at the end of the day on Friday has generated a sense of urgency on Capitol Hill, as lawmakers scramble to avert a government shutdown. With Congress planning to adjourn for the holidays, the pressure is mounting to reach a bipartisan funding
