As a result of the trainers’ work, the FBI now has 15 instructors, with 33 courses available to employees. The Bureau is on track to have nearly 2,000 employees trained on suicide intervention by next year. Keep Reading
Between November 2012 and early 2017, Sabino and the owner of a Turkish construction firm engaged in a bribery and procurement fraud scheme in which Sabino received at least $521,862.93 in cash payments. Keep Reading
This is the first permanent prescription drug collection box in a federal building nationwide and it’s available to the public. Keep Reading
The company (operating under the TransPerfect Staffing name) restricted its recruitment and hiring of attorneys for a document review project to U.S. citizens only, and later, to U.S. citizens without dual citizenship. Keep Reading
CISA encourages users and administrators to review the Malware Analysis Reports for each malware variant listed above and the North Korean Malicious Cyber Activity page for more information. Keep Reading
FBI, which refers some cases to military, warned DoD that extremist organizations are "actively seeking veteran skills." Keep Reading
The fight against drug cartels in the Eastern Pacific Ocean requires unity of effort in all phases from detection, monitoring and interdictions, to criminal prosecutions of these cases by U.S. Attorneys in districts within Florida and Texas. Keep Reading
The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) 2019 Internet Crime Report includes information from 467,361 complaints of suspected Internet crime, with reported losses in excess of $3.5 billion. Keep Reading
The FBI says hackers are attempting to infect companies with the Kwampirs malware, a remote access trojan (RAT). Keep Reading
There was a pressing need for a JTTF that could be met through FBI’s training expertise combined with the State Department Bureau of Counterterrorism’s (CT Bureau) capacity-building efforts. Keep Reading