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Par-tee time: Riverside turns 100 | News, Sports, Jobs - Faribault County Register

Par-tee time: Riverside turns 100 Golf course one of the oldest in Minnesota By Chuck Hunt - Editor | Jul 25, 2021 The clubhouse at Riverside Town & Country Club as it looks today, after a recent remodeling. It was built in 1937 after a fire destroyed the original one which had been built in 1921. The current clubhouse was remodeled once before in 1964-65. Even while golf was still in its infancy in the State of Minnesota, two towns in southern Minnesota came together to create one of the first 9-hole golf courses in the state. Now, the current members and past members of that golf club are going to celebrate its centennial.

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Making a few changes | News, Sports, Jobs - Faribault County Register

Making a few changes | News, Sports, Jobs - Faribault County Register
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As ransomware inches toward national security threat, policies may follow

Deputy National Security Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Technology Anne Neuberger speaks during the daily press briefing at the White House on February 17, 2021. As policymakers dissect options to combat ransomware, Neuberger could be among the primary voices at the White House. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images) On Wednesday â just Wednesday â news stories emerged about an airplane maker, information technology giant and computer game company all having operations disrupted by ransomware. In the last year, such attacks have swept through every sector, affected schools, hospitals, critical infrastructure, transportation and governments. Many argue that policymakers need to do something about the problem. But few solutions have been formally put onto the table. One explanation is that historically, ransomware was not seen as government s problem any more than shoplifting: a crime against businesses that federal law enforcement

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As ransomware inches toward national security threat, policies may follow

As ransomware inches toward national security threat, policies may follow
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In search of a smarter Einstein -- Defense Systems

By Justin Katz Feb 03, 2021 Einstein is the Department of Homeland Security’s intrusion detection system. It observes traffic flowing in and out of federal networks, allowing the government to target threats identified by a database of known malware. That makes it unlikely Einstein ever could have detected the malware implanted into SolarWinds Orion because it was delivered to agency networks through a trusted update. However, overhauling Einstein to identify unknown or zero-day threats would be far too costly, cybersecurity analysts said. The most viable path forward, they argued, would be to install new capabilities, necessarily bolstered by private industry. Kiersten Todt, formerly executive director of the Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity, was blunt about Einstein s record. There are no real strong success stories of Einstein, she said. When you look at what happened with SolarWinds, they essentially outsmarted Einstein.

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