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Foreign Hackers Targeting US Computer Systems
The top US intelligence official warns of an alarming rise in cyberattacks. The number of ransomware attacks worldwide grew as much as 74% in the past year, and US entities were the most heavily targeted in 2023. The Biden administration has updated the policy for how agencies oversee and manage critical infrastructure sectors.
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Commissioners Set Public Forum May 7
The St. Mary’s County commissioners will hold a public forum at 6:30pm Tuesday, May 7, 2024, at the Chesapeake Building in Leonardtown.
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Local Execs Go Behind the Scenes of Public Safety
Leadership Southern Maryland Executive Program participants went behind the scenes of public safety on April 4 to learn about the operations of tri-county law enforcement and fire and rescue services.
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HSMC Celebrates Spring With May Day Event
Celebrate the arrival of spring at Historic St. Mary’s City with a May Day celebration on Saturday, May 4, 2024.
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Corpsman: Earning Advanced Degrees ‘Pays Dividends’
Naval Air Station Patuxent River’s Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Quinton Dotson says making the time to earn an education pays dividends. He’s just earned a Ph.D. in research psychology.
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Foreign Hackers Targeting US Computer Systems
May 6, 2024
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Commissioners Set Public Forum May 7
May 5, 2024
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Local Execs Go Behind the Scenes of Public Safety
May 4, 2024
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HSMC Celebrates Spring With May Day Event
May 3, 2024
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Corpsman: Earning Advanced Degrees ‘Pays Dividends’
May 3, 2024
Leader Exclusives
STEM Workshop, Activity Ideas Sought
Workshop team leaders are looking for new ideas for workshop events and activities for the 2024 STEM-ING event to be held in May.
Local Murder Inspires New Novel
Inspired by a 1959 murder in a tiny, remote river town south of Washington, DC, Southern Maryland journalist Viki Volk has published her first novel, “Murder First Then Slander,” based upon news accounts of the still festering crime.
Volunteers Sought for Spark! Career Fair
The Patuxent Partnership is seeking volunteers for the second annual Spark! Student Career Awareness Fair to be held February 1, 2024.
Foreign Hackers Targeting US Computer Systems
The top US intelligence official warns of an alarming rise in cyberattacks. The number of ransomware attacks worldwide grew as much as 74% in the past year, and US entities were the most heavily targeted in 2023. The Biden administration has updated the policy for how agencies oversee and manage critical infrastructure sectors.
Costly Faults & Debris Found in 5 New F-35Cs
Metal shavings in contaminated fuel, incorrectly assembled parts, and a plastic scraper protruding from a wing fold were among the faults discovered in five new F-35C Joint Strike Fighters delivered last year to Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, CA.
Events
- Who's Performing at Potomac Jazz & Seafood Festival?
- SMECO Nominating Committee to Meet
- Open Houses Begin at Drayden Schoolhouse
- Lex Park Library Hosts Vets Book Group
- Kindergarten Registration Opens May 6
- Law Enforcement Appreciation Event Planned
- Lex Park Library Open for Limited Use May 6-12
- Save the Date: Naval Aviation Enterprise 3-Star Summit
- Early Voting in Maryland Until May 9
- Commissioners Set Public Forum May 7
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