Afghans fleeing the Taliban need help. Here’s what you can do.
Over the past month, the U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan and the Taliban militant group’s seizure of power in the…
Category: Cybersecurity
The new ransom
To pay or not to pay? That is the multimillion-dollar question that governments, companies and even universities are being forced…
Cybercrime hits pandemic peak
Covid-19 forced Americans to take their lives online, and it has been a bonanza for hackers and scammers. Consider that…
Colorado COVID-19 Exposure Notifications System boosts contact-tracing efforts
More than 1 million Coloradans have activated the statewide COVID-19 Exposure Notifications System since its launch Oct. 25, according to the…
Ready for the future of work
In the midst of a recession brought on by a global pandemic, job-seekers can learn new skills in growth industries…
Keep your Zoom meetings secure with these tips from a cybersecurity expert
Remember when the word “zoom” simply meant to move or travel quickly? Just six weeks ago, few were regularly using Zoom,…
The spies you invite into your home
Decades ago, George Orwell’s dystopian novel “1984” imagined a bleak future where people would live under intrusive surveillance from an…
Best of RED 2019
‘Northside’ story Bobby LeFebre’s passion for Denver and diversity will be front and center in his new role as Colorado’s…
Cyber success
Malcolm Young discovered the demand for qualified cybersecurity professionals when he visited Lockheed Martin last fall for a software development position and…
Fighting crime from the classroom
Andrew Traver might be the most qualified first-time faculty member to ever teach Federal Law Enforcement and Terrorism on a university…