Fund the police? Pushed by Biden, Democrat mayors divided how to use COVID money to fight crime
One mayor said he views the directive more as ‘long-term programmatic changes’ and less about “Clinton-era ‘we’re just going to pay for more cops.'”
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Automation and analytics: Unraveling trade-based money laundering
Trade-based money laundering is a growing problem, attracting sophisticated criminals because it’s more difficult to detect than other types.
Expert: Violent images sent to victim’s family is “psychological terrorism”
Slain teen’s family forced to relive her death on social media
RBA Looking to Hire CBDC Experts to Contribute Towards ‘Future of Money in Australia’
It’s official, according to a recent Linkedin job listing – the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is currently hiring for its “Central Bank Digital Currency Research Team”.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Accuses Ilhan Omar of Marrying Brother, Supporting Terrorism
Omar has accused Greene of using political ads to target Omar for political violence.
‘Justice for J6’ rally falls short of attendance expectations, security threats
The highly anticipated “Justice for J6” rally on Saturday fell short of fears that the event could be a potential sequel to the violent Jan. 6 riot when hundreds of people stormed the Capitol in support of then-President Trump. The rally permit was for 700 expected attendees, but roughly 400-450 …
Kamikaze satellites and shuttles adrift: Why cyberattacks are a major threat to humanity’s ambitions in space
As space becomes increasingly commercialized, cybercriminals will begin to take note, experts warn.
Is Armed Security Should be Part Your Private Event Security Plan?
The nation is full of people anxious to get back to living. After a long haul of events being canceled due to Covid-19, with vaccinations rolling out and mask mandates being lifted, plans for the next year are in full swing. As such, many people are planning large events leading them to begin considering their…
Skills gap in healthcare IT industry causes security threats, according to new report
New research shows that 40% of staff are missing cyber security expertise while 39% lack essential data protection knowledge.
SJ speaks with students on proper concepts of Basic Law and national security (with photos)
The Secretary for Justice, Ms Teresa Cheng, SC, delivered a speech on the Basic Law and national security at a youth forum on the Basic Law organised by the Joint Committee for the Promotion of the Basic Law of Hong Kong today (September 18), during which she spoke with secondary and university students on how to properly understand the Constitution, the Basic…