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Bill would ban Internet access for voting machines; penalties would include a class 1 misdemeanor Senate Bill 10 37 would prohibit Internet access to voting and tabulation equipment and add cybersecurity requirements; a committee member asked whether voting machines currently have Internet access and about enforcement, and staff replied the bill bans Internet connectivity and includes misdemeanor penalties for violations.

Arizona's Senate Bill 10 37 aims to tighten election security by banning Internet access for voting machines and enforcing penalties for violations, raising crucial questions about current connectivity.

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EGLE tightens virtual meeting controls after previous meeting 'takeover' EGLE staff apologized for a disruptive takeover at the prior meeting, said DTMB cybersecurity investigators were unable to identify perpetrators, and described new controls — waiting room admission, camera/mic restrictions and a one‑week request window for public links — to protect future COG meetings.

After a disruptive takeover at a recent meeting, EGLE is implementing strict new security measures to ensure the safety and integrity of future gatherings.

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Utilities tell committee most customers accept AMI; opt-outs are rare but raise manual‑read and cost questions Electric utilities and municipal representatives described advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) deployments, low current opt‑out rates and the operational and cost implications of manual reads; utilities said opt‑out cost recovery should be allowable and cybersecurity requirements and PUC oversight apply to vendors.

Utilities reveal that while opt-out requests for advanced metering infrastructure are rare, they could significantly impact operational costs and cybersecurity measures.

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Senators Press AV Firms on Data Collection, Privacy and Cybersecurity Senators asked Tesla, Waymo and industry groups how much data AVs collect, how it is stored and shared, and whether cybersecurity protections can prevent remote compromise; witnesses described opt-in policies, aggregation and anonymization, compliance with legal orders, and layered security measures.

Senators are raising serious questions about the data collection practices of AV companies like Tesla and Waymo, fearing potential privacy breaches and cybersecurity risks.

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Bill would let public-water customers opt out of wireless smart meters, require cybersecurity measures and limit opt‑out charges to actual cost S.213 would allow customers of public water systems to decline wireless smart meters, permit systems to charge only the cost of an alternative meter (not a surcharge), and requires ANR to set minimum cybersecurity standards for systems using smart meters, with a compliance timeline for permitted systems.

Senator Akar's new bill S.213 empowers public water customers in Vermont to opt out of wireless smart meters while ensuring they only pay for the true cost of alternatives and bolstering cybersecurity measures.

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Sioux Falls School District security assessment praises plans and SRO ties, urges panic devices and faster first-responder links At a work session, the district security coordinator summarized a statewide assessment that found strong emergency plans, SRO partnerships and single-entry buildings, and recommended measures including expanded panic devices, student ID policies, bollards, and a direct notification link to first responders; no new funding votes were taken.

Sioux Falls School District's security assessment reveals strong emergency plans but highlights urgent needs for panic devices and improved communication with first responders.

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Lumen details ESInet cybersecurity and Intrado text-translation; offers recurring training Lumen representatives described ESInet security controls (IDS/IPS, MPLS, AES-256 encryption), said Intrado supports text translation in 54 languages, and offered quarterly training sessions on NG9‑1‑1 features and multimedia capabilities.

Lumen reveals cutting-edge cybersecurity measures for ESInet and highlights Intrado's impressive support for text translation in 54 languages—are you ready for the future of emergency communication?

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State Implements Secure Practices for Drone Operations with Closed Network Systems Officials detail methods for safeguarding drone data through closed systems and US-based software.

Alabama is taking groundbreaking steps to secure drone operations by implementing closed network systems that prevent sensitive data breaches!

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Franklin County approves AT&T internet contract despite higher costs Commissioners endorse AT&T for reliable internet services over other providers' higher options.

Franklin County has made a bold move by approving an expensive new contract with AT&T, prioritizing reliable internet service to support its growing digital needs.

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#FranklinCounty #KS #CitizenPortal #ReliableServices #CybersecurityMeasures #DigitalInfrastructure

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Developers Required to Implement Safety Protocols for AI Model Training and Use Section mandates cybersecurity measures and compliance reviews for AI developers before model training.

Massachusetts is stepping up its game by mandating cybersecurity protocols for AI developers before they even start training their models!

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County Proposes Transition to CrowdStrike for Enhanced Endpoint Security Solution Proposal submitted to replace Malwarebytes with CrowdStrike endpoint security for improved protection.

Cowlitz County is taking a bold step in cybersecurity by transitioning to CrowdStrike, a move sparked by urgent threats and a commitment to protect sensitive data.

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County Board Approves $90K Procurement for Sheriff Office Computer Refresh County plans to replace 68 aging computers for the sheriff's office with rugged devices.

Cowlitz County is set to invest $90K in cutting-edge computers for the sheriff's office, ensuring public safety with the latest technology!

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#CowlitzCounty #WA #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #CybersecurityMeasures #TechnologyUpgrades

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Parking Meter QR Code Scam Grows Nationwide as “Quishing” Threatens Drivers  A growing scam involving fake QR codes on parking meters is putting unsuspecting drivers at risk of financial fraud. This deceptive tactic—called “quishing,” a blend of “QR” and “phishing”—relies on tampered QR codes that redirect people to bogus websites designed to steal sensitive information like credit card details or vehicle data.  The scam works in a surprisingly simple but effective way: fraudsters cover official QR codes on parking meters with nearly identical stickers that feature malicious codes. When scanned, the QR code does not lead to the authorized parking service’s payment portal but instead sends users to a counterfeit site. These phishing websites often look nearly identical to legitimate services, making them difficult to identify as fraudulent. Once there, victims are prompted to enter personal data that can later be misused to withdraw funds or commit identity theft.   Recent reports have confirmed the presence of such manipulated QR codes on parking infrastructure in multiple cities, and similar schemes have also been spotted on electric vehicle charging stations. In one documented case, a victim unknowingly lost a four-figure amount after entering their payment information on a fake page. According to police authorities in Lower Saxony, Germany—where the scam has seen a surge—this type of attack is rapidly spreading and becoming a nationwide concern.  Unlike phishing emails, which are often flagged by security software, QR codes are processed as images and generally bypass traditional cybersecurity defenses. This makes “quishing” harder to detect and potentially more dangerous, especially for users with outdated smartphone software. Because these scams exploit visual deception and technical limitations, the responsibility often falls on users to scrutinize QR codes closely before scanning.   Experts recommend taking a few precautions to stay safe. First, inspect the QR code on the meter to ensure it hasn’t been tampered with or covered by a sticker. If anything appears off, avoid scanning it. For added security, users should download the official parking service app from an app store and enter location details manually. Using third-party QR code scanner apps that reveal the destination URL before opening it can also help prevent falling for a fake link.  Anyone who believes they may have been scammed should act immediately by contacting their bank to block the card, reporting the incident to local authorities, and monitoring accounts for unauthorized activity. Law enforcement is urging users to stay alert as these scams become more common, especially in urban areas where mobile parking and EV charging stations are widely used.

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Seattle Public Schools addresses cybersecurity concerns following PowerSchool breach Officials confirm internal data protection while discussing PowerSchool contract renewals and policies.

Seattle Schools Board is grappling with data privacy concerns and the effectiveness of PowerSchool after a recent data breach has them rethinking their contract renewal.

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Ohio legislators propose cybersecurity bill to protect local governments from ransomware New bill mandates cybersecurity programs for Ohio political subdivisions to prevent ransomware incidents.

Ohio is taking a stand against cybercrime with a new bill that could reshape how local governments handle ransomware attacks and protect taxpayer dollars.

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Ohio House introduces cybersecurity program for political subdivisions Ohio's H.B. No. 283 mandates cybersecurity measures for local governments against incidents.

Ohio is stepping up its game with H.B. No. 283, enforcing crucial cybersecurity measures for local governments to protect against potential threats.

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State Agencies required to report cybersecurity incidents within two days State agencies must report cybersecurity incidents within two business days of discovery.

Indiana's Senate Bill 80 is set to transform child care safety and strengthen cybersecurity measures across state agencies—could this be the change we've been waiting for?

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Maryland enacts House Bill 1062 for cybersecurity reporting in water systems House Bill 1062 mandates reporting cybersecurity incidents by community water and sewerage systems.

Maryland is taking a bold step to protect its water systems from cyber threats with House Bill 1062, mandating crucial incident reporting to enhance public safety.

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Maryland General Assembly enacts community water system cybersecurity measures Maryland enacts new cybersecurity provisions for community water and sewerage systems.

Maryland is taking a bold step to protect its essential water and sewer systems from cyber threats with the introduction of House Bill 1062.

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Legislators propose new cybersecurity protections for military installations and utilities New act aims to enhance cybersecurity measures for critical infrastructure effective July 2025.

Alaska's Senate Bill 139 could revolutionize the security of critical infrastructure, but will it come at a cost to local businesses?

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State Technology Services allocates positions for key IT roles State Technology Services announces new IT positions across multiple technical departments

Arkansas is gearing up for a tech transformation with Senate Bill 92, proposing 42 new IT positions to enhance its digital infrastructure and workforce!

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Legislature raises trafficking in trade secrets to Class C felony in HB1561 HB1561 increases penalties for trade secret trafficking and mandates software reviews in schools.

Arkansas is taking a bold step to protect its educational institutions by raising penalties for trade secret trafficking and mandating software reviews linked to foreign adversaries.

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Discussion on warrantless searches raises concerns about authority and probable cause Participants question the legality of warrantless searches based on probable cause standards.

South Carolina lawmakers are raising alarms over the troubling practice of warrantless surveillance, questioning the fine line between security and individual privacy rights.

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Rochester Council reviews major water and sewer infrastructure upgrade proposals Council discusses funding for critical water projects and potential compliance with federal standards.

Rochester, NH is taking bold steps to revitalize its aging water infrastructure and safeguard public health—are you ready to see how they plan to tackle these pressing issues?

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Committee considers absentee voting changes amid severe weather forecasts Legislators discuss enhanced absentee voting policy for safety during severe weather conditions.

New Hampshire is taking voter safety to the next level by allowing absentee ballots to be cast early during severe weather, ensuring everyone can vote without risking their safety.

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Florida Senate mandates rigorous testing standards for election equipment before early voting Senate Bill 394 requires public testing of election equipment before early voting begins.

Florida's new Senate Bill 394 is setting a gold standard for election security with mandatory public testing of voting equipment to ensure integrity and boost voter confidence.

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FBI Hacks 4,200 Computers to Remove PlugX Malware Linked to Chinese Hackers  The FBI has successfully hacked and removed PlugX malware from approximately 4,200 computers across the US in a large-scale cybersecurity operation. The malware, allegedly deployed by the China-based hacking group known as “Mustang Panda” or “Twill…

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