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Homeland Security ramping up ‘with intensity’ to respond to election threats

USA Today

May 8, 2024

Tornado’s swift arrival in Rolling Fork highlights Gulf South’s emergency management needs

Gulf States Newsroom

April 19, 2023

Should Twitter be cautious about labeling news as ‘state-affiliated’?

Forbes

April 10, 2023

Generative AI can be a useful tool for hackers

Wall Street Journal

March 20, 2023

What’s causing the CO2 shortage and how to remedy it

Food Logistics

January 17, 2023

Covid-19 misinformation is still rampant on social media sites

Forbes

December 27, 2022

Is TikTok a national security threat? Why or why not?

Forbes

November 18, 2022

Ukraine’s effective use of social media during the war matters drastically

Forbes

October 13, 2022

Misinformation rises during midterm elections when truth matters most

Forbes

October 7, 2022

CISA hones in on a strategy to effectively bolster US cybersecurity

CSO Online

October 6, 2022

As threat of ransomware rises, how should a company respond to an attack?

Hackernoon

September 15, 2022

Whistleblower highlights Twitter’s biggest failures in social responsibility

Forbes

August 26, 2022

Social media platforms must know when to step in

Forbes

August 1, 2022

Why investing in the cyber defense of critical infrastructure is crucial to our cybersecurity efforts

CPO Magazine

June 30, 2022

How social media and mass shootings are correlated

Forbes

May 25, 2022

Are Gov. Newsom’s drought measures enough?

CSFA

April 1, 2022

Identifying misinformation is critical during times of war

Forbes

March 31, 2022

Russia’s cyberwarfare strategy may not be as effective as it leads on

CSO

March 29, 2022

Russia’s cyberwarfare tactics are not what experts expected

Foreign Policy

March 24, 2022

The world’s retaliation toward Russia may cause them to learn from their mistakes

The National Interest

March 18, 2022

Almost everything the public knows about the Russia-Ukrainian war is thanks to social media

Forbes

March 1, 2022

Cyberwarfare doesn’t consider the rules of war

Wall Street Journal

March 1, 2022

Millions of Americans can’t afford dental health care. Here’s what can be done about it.

The Paper Gown

February 24, 2022

The War in Afghanistan has Ended, But Not the War on Terror

The National Interest

October 1, 2021

How to Prepare for 7 Types of Disasters

Everyday Health

August 24, 2021

The Taliban Takeover Of Afghanistan Presents New Challenges For Social Media Companies

Forbes

August 21, 2021

Spotting Misinformation On Social Media Is Increasingly Challenging

Forbes

August 2, 2021

Is Social Media Spreading Dangerous Covid-19 Delta Variant Misinformation?

Forbes

July 30, 2021

Crisis communications training exercises to implement

TechTarget

June 12, 2021

The Pentagon Could Soon Monitor Military Personnel’s Social Media

Forbes

May 21, 2021

What will the world be like after the pandemic? Clues to the future of work, travel or vaccines / ¿Cómo será el mundo tras la pandemia? Pistas para adentrarnos en el futuro del trabajo, los viajes o las vacunas

Univision

April 18, 2021

What the New CDC Guidelines Mean for Fully Vaccinated People and Others

Healthline

March 7, 2021

Experts Weigh in on the Future of AI and the U.S. Military

Clearance Jobs

January 22, 2021

Removing Trump from Social Media Doesn’t Fix America’s Subversion Problem

U.S. News

January 15, 2021

Damage to communications grid in Nashville bombing prompts questions of preparedness

Homeland Preparedness News

January 11, 2021

Is it Safe to Travel to Visit Family Over the Holidays?

SmarterTravel

November 2, 2020

Where Can Americans Travel?

SmarterTravel

October 29, 2020

Wilder School Dean Susan Gooden elected vice president of global accreditation body

VCU Wilder News

October 16, 2020

How does China ‘interfere’ in the US presidential election?

Fox News

October 14, 2020

How to Become an FBI Agent and Why

US News

September 24, 2020

Wildfires and worker health

Safety and Health Magazine

August 23, 2020

Christopher Whyte Co-Edits Book on Cyber Conflict

Routledge

July 28, 2020

Sarah Raskin Talks Rural Oral Health (Podcast)

VCU Wilder News

July 17, 2020

Will Pelfrey Selected for Richmond Public Safety Task Force

VCU Wilder News

July 10, 2020

Dean Gooden Guest Appears on NPR’s Throughline Podcast

VCU Wilder News

July 9, 2020

Wilder School Town Hall, “Let’s Be Part of the Solution”

VCU Wilder News

June 9, 2020

Twitter getting better at detecting fraudulent accounts

SC Media

June 3, 2020

A Message from Wilder School Dean Susan T. Gooden

VCU Wilder News

June 1, 2020

Many states scrambling to update hurricane plans for virus

AP News

May 31, 2020

HSEP Professor and Program Chair William Pelfrey Joins Board of Crime and Justice Research Alliance (CJRA)

Crime & Justice Research Alliance

May 5, 2020

Speciose Nyamatereko came to the U.S as a refugee with no formal education. She enters the Online MA HSEP this summer

VCU News

April 27, 2020

VCU Health’s innovative decontamination process mitigates N95 mask shortage in hospitals

VCU News

April 9, 2020

What students learn in VCU’s Public Health Emergency Preparedness class

6 News Richmond

April 8, 2020

Haupt co-edits book on cultural competence in disaster management

Routledge

April 8, 2020

Most Aggressive States Against the Coronavirus

WalletHub

April 7, 2020

VCU Health, EMS providers using telehealth to respond to COVID-19 cases in rural Virginia

VCU News

April 7, 2020

Why Are Virginia’s ABC Stores Considered Essential?

VPM

April 2, 2020

How to Help At-Risk Populations During the Coronavirus Outbreak

Martha Stewart

March 20, 2020

Why do some countries still have next to no recorded outbreaks of coronavirus?

Fox News

March 14, 2020

Is Biometrics ID Security Good Enough?

TechNewsWorld

August 2, 2019