Lessons Learned Review…Keeping You Out of the Headlines and out of this Blog…
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Law would require monthly school security drill
A new New Jersey bill would mandate that all public and nonpublic schools conduct monthly school security drills for non-fire evacuation, lockdown and active shooter response.
Currently, all schools have emergency security plans in place, but many schools are not comfortable with the procedures due to a lack of implementation.
According to a recent survey released by the Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group (MAAWG), about 1 in 6 consumers have at some point acted on a spam message. Those who admitted to opening a spam message said they “were interested in a product or service” or “wanted to see what would happen if they opened it.”
Manufacturer cited for OSHA safety violations and $74,000 in penalties following a worker’s fatal exposure to hydrogen sulfite. The manufacturer is charged with a repeat violation for not properly labeling process vessels and for a failure to install monitors, as well as a lack of employee training.
Hundreds of documents containing information about financial projections and products for Twitter were hacked into and published by a number of blogs. Hackers gained access to the information by targeting and administrative employee and her personal e-mail account. From the personal account, the hackers were able to gain access to the employee’s Google Apps account which contained sensitive information.
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