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TechAmerica Announces “California Tech Champions” for 2014
Recognizes Five State Legislators for their Contribution to the State’s Tech Industry SACRAMENTO, CA, January 21, 2015 – TechAmerica, the public sector and public advocacy department of CompTIA, today announced its recognition of five California legislators as “Tech Champions” for their consistent leadership and support of the technology industry in the State Legislature. The Tech…
Dan Tangherlini Leaving GSA, Little Impact Anticipated For TechAmerica Members
General Services Administration (GSA) Administrator Dan Tangherlini announced January 15th that will leave the agency as of February 13th, marking the end of a nearly 6 year run as either acting or permanent Administrator. Tanhgherlini’s departure is being termed “voluntary” and there is no obvious friction between himself and the White House. His term makes…
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Dan Tangherlini Leaving GSA, Little Impact Anticipated For TechAmerica Members
General Services Administration (GSA) Administrator Dan Tangherlini announced January 15th that will leave the agency as of February 13th, marking the end of a nearly 6 year run as either acting or permanent Administrator. Tanhgherlini’s departure is being termed “voluntary” and there is no obvious friction between himself and the White House. His term makes…
Immigration Bills are Quick to Come Out of the Gate in the 114th Session of Congress
We are only two weeks into the 114th Congress and already two important immigration bills have been reintroduced. Both bipartisan bills, I-Squared and the Startup Act, would make long over-due changes to our high-skilled immigration system. The Immigration Innovation Act*, also known as I-Squared, was reintroduced with bipartisan support and addresses high-skilled immigration and domestic…
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Symantec data centre security software has security holes
Security bod Stefan Viehbck has detailed holes in Symantec’s data centre security platforms that the company plugged this week because they allowed hackers to gain privilege access to management servers.
Adobe finds, patches ANOTHER exploited Flash 0day
Another exploited zero-day vulnerability has been uncovered and patched in Adobe Flash, 24 hours after a second flaw in the popular web trinket was found being used in attack kits.
