State Roundup: Bills would tighten cybersecurity statewide

3.3.22 – Maryland Reporter Gov. Larry Hogan, far left, and Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford flank a speaker during Wednesday night’s vigil for Ukraine at the steps of the State House. Photo by Sue Kopen Katcef. PACKAGE WOULD TIGHTEN STATE, LOCAL...

After another major deadline at the Capitol, here’s what bills survived and died

Bills that survived or died at the Capitol – Mississippi Today 2.3.22 – Mississippi Today The State Capitol in Jackson. The first Legislative session of the new year convenes today, Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2021. Tuesday, March 1, was the deadline for committees...

Here’s How Many New Business Applications Oklahoma Received In 2021

3.1.22 – Patch –  Small businesses are an economic pillar in the United States. Businesses with fewer than 500 employees account for two-thirds of net new jobs in the U.S. and generate 44% of economic activity nationwide, according to the U.S. Small...

Think Texas is Crowded? More People Moving to the Lonestar State

3.7.22 – Mix94.1 Again we are a great state to live in, and when it comes to businesses moving into Texas, a ton of California businesses relocated to Texas. Texas is a great state to live in, so great people are flocking to move...

Smart Bathrooms Offer Integrators Wealth of Wellness Opportunities

3.4.22 – CEPro -Lisa Montgomery (Image courtesy of Global Wave Integration) The once humble bathroom has been transformed by wellness, lighting, and control technologies to become a burgeoning market for residential AV integration. Bathrooms are coming out of...

Why Most End-User Threat Intelligence Is Awful (and What to Do Instead)

(Image: sarayut_sy/stock.adobe.com) 2.28.22 – SSI – Joel Fulton Threat intelligence is a collection of data containing known dangerous and suspicious IP addresses, domains, email addresses, file hashes and attacker groups. End-user companies know to set up...