In one game the US was told that Miami’s coastline had seen significant flooding as a result of the ice sheet melt and that millions of residents were going to have to be moved further inland at great cost to the country. Keep Reading
"Today’s training brings together community leaders to discuss these tragic events and to learn how to prepare their congregations for an incident that we hope and pray will never happen in our district." Keep Reading
A team of researchers from Missouri S&T has received a National Science Foundation (NSF) research grant of nearly $1 million to develop stronger safeguards for a wide array of complex systems that rely on computers – from public water supply systems and electric grids to chemical plants and self-driving vehicles. Keep Reading
Mann explains that the lifelines managed by a public works department are essential to "allow the community to survive" before and after a disaster. Keep Reading
In addition to long-term aspirational goals, map out short-term micro-goals for organizational success. Keep Reading
The OIG found that the two current CBP and ICE training facilities were aging and needed remodeling and support from the construction of new facilities. Keep Reading
Chicago State University faculty will also work with the Coast Guard on projects that could be applied to larger governmental issues such as cybersecurity, marine biology, environmental science and aviation science and technology. Keep Reading
The RISE Scholarship program awards $3,000 to each honoree for use in expanding their knowledge in human resources, information technology, marketing/sales, project management, security engineering and/or risk management. Keep Reading
Quick and effective targeting of direct and indirect consequences to maintain institutional integrity is essential. Keep Reading
The investment includes the opening of a Client Center to help clients face the business challenges in their industries through Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud, Blockchain, Security, and Internet of Things (IoT). Keep Reading
