Ities Warn

4 weeks ago | evrimagaci.org | Ities Warn |Evrim Ağacı

As the ice begins to thaw across Russia, safety warnings are being issued to those who venture onto frozen bodies of water. In Chelyabinsk, local adventurers continue to fish on the ice, despite the dangers posed by the rapidly changing conditions. The ice, which can still reach thicknesses of up to 70 centimeters in some areas, is becoming increasingly treacherous as the spring thaw progresses.

1 month ago | healsecurity.com | Ities Warn

The Health ISAC and American Hospital Association advise hospitals to reinforce their physical and cyber security due to potential terrorist threats originating from social media. These threats hint at organized terrorist activities aimed at hospitals in mid-tier US cities. The AHA and Health ISAC remain in constant contact with the FBI while investigations remain ongoing.

1 month ago | thetechstreetnow.com | Ities Warn |Marianne Kolbasuk McGee

26 minutes ago   bankinfosecurity Health-ISAC, AHA Bulletin Urges Entities to Bolster Physical and Cyber Preparedness Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • March 20, 2025 Threats transmitted on social media intimating coordinated terrorist attacks on hospitals in mid-tier U.S. cities have industry authorities warning the healthcare sector to shore up physical security and cybersecurity, as well as emergency management response plans.

1 month ago | bankinfosecurity.com | Ities Warn |Marianne Kolbasuk McGee

Health ISAC, AHA Bulletin Urges Entities to Bolster Physical, Cyber, Preparedness Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • March 20, 2025 The Health ISAC and American Hospital Association are warning hospitals to bolster their physical and cybersecurity in light of terrorist threats posted on social media (Image: Health ISAC, AHA) Threats transmitted on social media intimating coordinated terrorist attacks on hospitals in mid-tier U.S. cities have industry authorities warning the healthcare...

1 month ago | devdiscourse.com | Ities Warn

The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) has announced the impending release of water from the Pongolapoort Dam in Jozini, northern KwaZulu-Natal, following persistent heavy rainfall that has caused several dams in the region to exceed their capacity. According to a statement issued by the department this week, the Pongolapoort Dam has reached 90.8% of its full capacity due to continuous inflows, necessitating the implementation of the standard operating rule of the dam safety protocol.