We CA citizens sure would like you to get back that ~$30B you threw out the window to fraudsters during the shutdown. And the ~$24B in state homeless "solution" spend that resulted in nothing. And the ~$15B to build a high-speed train track that gave us no track at all.
You are financially irresponsible and if I were your parent, I would not allow you to have one more cent until you cleaned up your own budget and demonstrated you were someone worthy of handling money.
I voted for exactly these policies because, as I understand it, they are intended to address illegal immigration. My understanding is that these individuals are in the country illegally.
I may not have voted for you, but I've likely lived in this state longer than you have. I've seen firsthand how the policies your party has supported have changed what was once, in my opinion, an incredible state.
What I don't understand is why you oppose the voting integrity measures being proposed by Republicans. What concerns you about requiring voters to verify their identity?
I'm required to show a government-issued ID for many routine activities, such as boarding a plane, purchasing certain products, or completing financial transactions. If identification is considered necessary for those activities, why shouldn't voters be required to present identification when casting a ballot?
Last year, a Windows zero-day exploit became the perfect opportunity for organizations to start thinking more proactively about endpoint visibility and control. It still is. Here's how to get proactive and implement enhanced #cyberhygiene: https://t.co/1DmvaD18uy
5 steps to build an effective #ransomware defense starts with assessing your current defenses. Ask yourself these questions:
- How quickly could we contain and remediate an incident?
- How quickly can we detect a compromised asset or other threat?
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Cybercriminals thought to be responsible for a recently exposed #phishing#scam are thought to be behind another social engineering campaign that mimics the US Supreme Court of Justice.
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Here are critical details on #Spring4Shell and how to protect your organization from this vulnerability. The Spring Framework is a widely used open-source framework that provides programming and configuration for modern Java-based enterprise applications. https://t.co/lc1xyeqEen
"Transparency and timeliness were key motivators in a recent technology deployment at one of [California's] largest water providers" its information security leader told https://t.co/6JxEG3BKwv about its new use of Tanium Reveal. https://t.co/8C5zgOFwlF
FBI and CISA warn that #Russian state-sponsored hackers are exploiting misconfigured multi-factor authentication (MFA) protocols and vulnerabilities in the Windows Print Spooler for cyberattacks.
Read details: https://t.co/Npg7D1tob0
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Here’s an overview of actionable intelligence from the cyber threat landscape to provide real help as you navigate today’s heightened risks. Every organization must be prepared to respond to this disruptive cyber activity. https://t.co/9zRHY9K4t3
Ransomware gangs "make money on the volume of infected systems rather than the size of any one victim,” Tanium's @cthallen tells @USATODAY. Yet most SMBs don't think they're at risk. "It's tempting to view your business as being too small of a fish.” https://t.co/048lf87Ajt