An anti-vaccine rally at Los Angeles City Hall turned violent Saturday, with one person stabbed and a reporter saying he was assaulted, according to police and protesters on the scene. Keep Reading
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has announced that the state has been awarded $1.5 million in federal funding to provide Virginia small businesses in the defense industry with required cybersecurity skills and certifications and help modernize the maritime industrial workforce. Keep Reading
I&A is expanding its intelligence and information analysis, production, and sharing capabilities; ensuring state and local partners have the information they need to protect their local communities, while also protecting privacy, civil rights, and civil liberties. Keep Reading
The study surveyed nearly 600 leaders across federal, state, and local government agencies about their experiences with customer fraud and the technology used to combat it. Keep Reading
Established by the Mayor’s Office in 2017, the LA Cyber Lab’s mission is to bring together public and private sector organizations to better protect communities against malicious cyber actors. Keep Reading
While it is a first step in a long journey, we hope this leads to increased awareness, commitments, and action to make equitable resilience possible for all. Keep Reading
After a failed run for U.S. Congress in 2016, Harold Russell Taub turned his energy to political fundraising. Namely, soliciting donations to two political action committees (PACs) he created. Keep Reading
In 1996, a small group of private sector and government officials began working with the FBI's Cleveland Field Office to help identify cyber threats to the country. Keep Reading
The U.S. Secret Service hosted a virtual Cyber Incident Response Simulation on March 24 with state and municipal government officials focused on ransomware attacks and mitigation strategies. Keep Reading
Brown sits down with HSToday to highlight how she has helped lead the Louisiana Department of Health to better manage the COVID-19 pandemic, bringing in past disaster experience to remain prepared. Keep Reading
This large backlog is a result of DHSES not adequately training grant subrecipients, FEMA changing its guidance to DHSES and subrecipients, and FEMA and DHSES not effectively using quarterly progress reports. Keep Reading
They covered the current heightened threat environment and the need to share intelligence with city officials and help cities guard against cyber attacks Keep Reading
These programs provide critical funding to assist our state and local partners in building and sustaining capabilities to prevent, protect against, respond to, and recover from acts of terrorism and other disasters. Keep Reading
Imagine the consequences should your entire supply-chain network be taken down. Keep Reading
The NGA recently issued the Preventing Targeted Violence brief in order to outline an updated, collaborative approach to countering attacks that may or may not have an ideological underpinning. Keep Reading
From disinformation to COVID-19, from extremism to the border, the U.S. faces challenges ahead. Keep Reading
The clear threat was obvious and it didn’t require breaking encryption or dark web monitoring to identify it. Keep Reading
The use of fire as a weapon goes far back in bad actors’ repertoire, but a lot of work is ahead of public safety agencies related to identifying, tracking, and analyzing such incidents. Keep Reading
The awards recognize those who devote their lives to protecting our people, our resources, our way of life. Keep Reading
The unprecedented coronavirus pandemic affected every facet of homeland security and tested our response. Keep Reading