On January 27, 2014, when the United States Congress adopted S. Res. 337, a nonbinding resolution expressing support for the designation of a “National Data Privacy Day” to be observed on January 28, there wasn’t a lot of time to get the word out, even though the event had been around awhile.
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Read moreIn November 1988, the first large-scale malware called the Morris Worm was unleashed on an Internet still mostly populated by academics and technology hobbyists.
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Read moreOctober is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM). But it’s not just a “national” campaign these days. Cybersecurity is a global threat and as an individual, it is essential you realize the part you can play in greater cybersecurity awareness for yourself and your peers.
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Read moreThe organizers of DevOpsDays Raleigh 2018 have secured some of top DevOps experts for their third annual event. The Research Triangle’s version of the worldwide conferences returns to Raleigh’s McKimmon Center September 10-11.
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Read moreSpringtime is a great time to backup your data! If data is important to your job, you get used to backing it up often. Then, in the event of any failure that results in data loss, you simply retrieve your data from the most recent backup. It can be a lifesaver.
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