In today’s digital world, staying informed about election security is more important than ever. As cyber threats evolve, protecting the integrity of our elections has
In today’s interconnected world, the critical infrastructure that underpins our daily lives is more vulnerable than ever to cyber threats. As industries and governments rely
In a rapidly changing climate, resilience is no longer an optional consideration but a fundamental necessity for governments, emergency management agencies, healthcare systems, and communities.
On October 21, 2024, the U.S. government unveiled a critical set of new rules aimed at preventing foreign adversaries, specifically China, Russia, and Iran, from
For years, experts have warned about the possibility of “The Big One” – a massive earthquake expected to devastate California, particularly along the San Andreas
In the aftermath of catastrophic hurricanes like Milton and Helene, much of the public focus is on the immediate response—the heroic rescues, shelters for displaced
In today’s fast-paced digital age, misinformation can spread like wildfire, especially during rapidly unfolding disasters. Misinformation complicates emergency response efforts, undermines public trust, and can
Over the past few days, New Mexico has experienced catastrophic flooding, the worst in recent memory. The area around Roswell, typically known for its arid
Recently, South Carolina has experienced a series of minor earthquakes, with magnitudes ranging from 1.4 to 2.8, particularly around the Midlands region. These tremors are
Hurricane Helene took an unexpected and devastating path, hitting North Carolina with an intensity rarely experienced in the state’s western regions. Cities like Asheville and