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Study: Black Girls Are Being Pushed Out of School – Health News Florida
Health News FloridaStudy: Black Girls Are Being Pushed Out of SchoolHealth News FloridaBaltimore television station WBAL has been reporting on an October incident that led to three students at the city's Vanguard Middle School being injured, and later arrested and suspended, after an altercation with a school security officer. School …and more »
Bush Posts Emails With Social Security Numbers – CBS Local
CBS LocalBush Posts Emails With Social Security NumbersCBS LocalBut tucked away in a small percentage of those hundreds of thousands of messages were the names, birthdates and Social Security numbers — the three pieces of information key to identity theft — of more than 12,000 people, according to an independent …Jeb Bush effort unleashes ID fraud threatBoston Globe (subscription)all 351 news articles »
Up To Speed: Anthem didn't encrypt data stolen in hack (Video) (bizjournals)
Health insurer Anthem Inc. Did not encrypt the 80 million Social Security numbers stolen by hackers last week, but that's probably more common than you think. At a certain point, companies handling such data must decide how much security is hampering authorized employees' ability to do their jobs efficiently, The Wall Street Journal explained, and though it appears Anthem (NYSE: ANTM) encrypted data moving out of its database, it didn't do so for information simply being stored. Instead, a spokesperson…
Spokane Falls Community College to offer bachelor’s degree – Thu, 12 Feb 2015 PST
Spokane Falls Community College will begin offering a four-year applied science degree. The expansion is part of a statewide effort to boost educational opportunities targeting high-demand fields and is designed primarily for students with technical backgrounds. The school’s new bachelor of applied science in information systems and technology is intended to prepare students for jobs in rapidly …