In role-playing elections officials for a day, journalists grapple with AI trickery
Secretary of State Adrian Fontes hosted a tabletop exercise on May 9, 2024, to help journalists understand how election officials must adapt on the fly
Secretary of State Adrian Fontes hosted a tabletop exercise on May 9, 2024, to help journalists understand how election officials must adapt on the fly
By Rose Law Group Reporter In this second episode of Smart Contract Auditing with Rose Law Group, Web3 attorney Omar Abdallah and Blockchain Developer Ouail
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Cities can’t bar their employees from contributing to races for city council and mayor, Attorney General Mark Brnovich
Adobe Stock By Jen Fifield |Arizona Republic Law enforcement are still investigating a hack of the Maricopa County website where voter information was stolen. A
By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | Arizona Mirror Researchers say data breaches have cost Arizona an estimated $1.6 billion since 2005. Across the entire nation, more than 11 billion
By Jeff Gifford | Phoenix Business Journal Arizona filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against Google, alleging the tech giant uses deceptive and unfair practices to
By Jordan Valinsky | CNN New York (CNN Business) – “Shark Tank” judge Barbara Corcoran is “thrilled” about getting back nearly $400,000 after it was
By Michael Gerstein | Santa Fe New Mexican A state agency that regulates public utilities in New Mexico was “hacked by an outside source,” Public
By Andrew Burt and James C. Trainor for TIME Who’s responsible for protecting the 2020 presidential elections against cyber attacks? Nobody really knows, either inside
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By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | Arizona Mirror At the Mesa Convention Center Friday, information security analyst Samantha Kitts told a crowded room of CactusCon attendees the
By Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic An odd glitch involving the electronic-billing system at Arizona Public Service Co. resulted in nine customers’ bills from March
By Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola | Cronkite News As many as 3 million Arizonans whose personal data may have been exposed in a 2017 data breach have
By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | Arizona Mirror Just about every other day, another data breach seems to be reported or another story comes out about an
By Adam McCann | WalletHub In recent years, many Americans’ personal information has become compromised by big data breaches. In 2019 alone, prominent companies like
Hundreds of computer servers worldwide that store patient X-rays and MRIs are so insecure that anyone with a Web browser or a few lines of
By Andrew Oxford | Arizona Republic Arizona officials are considering tougher cybersecurity standards for the state’s elections ahead of 2020, according to a proposed set
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The Phoenix City Council will hear a citizen’s petition item at its meeting Wednesday that could restrict
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via PinalCentral A new federal court ruling coupled with a provision in the state constitution could give Arizonans
Only one has a cabinet-level official dedicated to the issue By Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene | Governing magazine A spike in cyberattacks in recent
By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | Arizona Mirror Hackers and tech enthusiasts are gathering in the Nevada desert this week for a conference where new vulnerabilities in
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times Arizonans have a constitutional right to online privacy to keep police from snooping around
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The University of Arizona is adding cybersecurity and cyber operations to its offerings at its Chandler center.
By Ina Fried, Sara Fischer | Axios A viral photo-filter app that lets people see older versions of themselves is highlighting concerns about handing personal
By Cade Metz | The New York Times Dozens of databases of people’s faces are being compiled without their knowledge by companies and researchers, with
By Abbagail Leon | Cronkite News After long days of torment at middle school, Grace Martinez would come home, eat dinner and do her chores.
Face recognition has been banned in San Francisco and linked by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to a rise in global fascism. But it’s being marketed in Dubai,
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By Jacob Dorsey | Pinal Central Going forward, the Coolidge Planning & Zoning Commission will no longer be reviewing or voting on site plans, preliminary plats and final plats,
By InBusiness Phoenix Provident Industrial, a division of Dallas-based Provident, has acquired 27 acres in Phoenix, Arizona, for the development of Aldea Exchange, a three-building Class A industrial park. Located
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