Articles by tag: DHS
Since the inception of the internet, cybercrime has been a concern. The escalating wave of cyber threats necessitates cutting-edge defenses to safeguard our digital realm. Recognizing this, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has recently awarded $3.15 million to 20 small businesses for proof-of-concept research in cybersecurity. Given that small businesses contributed to 44 […]
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New SBIR Program Funding Puts Nimble Small Businesses to Work on Solving Key Homeland Security Concerns
In the face of escalating cyber threats, the DHS Small Business Innovation Research, or SBIR program, has awarded $3.15 million to 20 small businesses, each tasked with tackling one of seven key homeland security technology needs. This initiative is a crucial move in the ongoing battle against cybercrime. The program, which has been around […]
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Business Casual: Signal App Downloads Escalate, Offering Enhanced Protestor Privacy Protection
Spiking in downloads while other “encrypted” messaging platforms like WhatsApp and Telegram stagnate, on this segment of Business Casual, Daniel Litwin, Taylor Bagley and Tyler Kern discuss the unprecedented rise in downloads of the privacy-focused Signal app since the unfortunate and highly-controversial death of George Floyd, a black man who tragically died after a […]
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The NIJ’s Latest Approach to Tackle Violence Prevention Research Hopes to Break Tradition
Making a significant move to bolster violence prevention, the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), alongside the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Office of Justice Programs (OJP), has called for research proposals focused on evidence-informed interventions. As the country works to combat persistent mass violence, especially active shooter incidents, this initiative seeks to explore […]
The Effects of the Baltimore Bridge Collapse is Testing the Resilience of the Supply Chain
As one of the busiest ports in the United States continues to grapple with the aftermath of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, the ripple effects on global supply chains are profound and widespread. The tragic incident not only disrupted local operations but has also spotlighted vulnerabilities in supply chain resilience globally. The bridge, […]
The Electric Vehicle Industry Needs Rural-Friendly Models for Widespread Adoption or Risk Missing Out on Full Market Potential
As the electric vehicle (EV) industry continues to expand, a pressing issue emerges regarding the diversity of EV models available compared to conventional vehicles. With over 250 conventional vehicle models available, consumers have a wide array of options that align closely with their specific transportation needs. However, the EV market in the United States […]
Onshoring Offers Strategic Benefits for EV Manufacturing, Yet Cost Challenges Loom Large
Amid a global push towards sustainable transportation, electric vehicle (EV) original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are at a strategic crossroads. The challenge of scaling production to meet soaring demand is complicated by the dynamics of global supply chains. As geopolitical tensions rise and the call for national security intensifies, the debate over whether to onshore […]