Another Example of Ineligible Software Patent Claims
The court ruled that Miller Mendel's patent claims for a software system managing background checks are ineligible for patent protection under U.S. law.
Trump advisers propose bypassing FBI background checks for appointees
Trump may bypass FBI background checks for appointees to prioritize loyalty over security vetting procedures.
Boris Epshteyn And Friends Memo: Trump Should Avoid FBI Background Checks for Appointees
Trump's advisers propose bypassing traditional security clearance processes for appointees, prioritizing loyalty over integrity. It raises significant national security concerns.
Trump advisers propose bypassing FBI background checks for appointees
Trump may bypass FBI background checks for appointees to prioritize loyalty over security vetting procedures.
Boris Epshteyn And Friends Memo: Trump Should Avoid FBI Background Checks for Appointees
Trump's advisers propose bypassing traditional security clearance processes for appointees, prioritizing loyalty over integrity. It raises significant national security concerns.
Advisers Propose That Trump Give Security Clearances Without F.B.I. Vetting
Trump's advisers recommend bypassing traditional background checks for appointees' security clearances, potentially risking problematic appointments.
Officials describe rosy future for problem-plagued background check system overhaul
Pending changes to the federal background check system may significantly reduce the onboarding time for new agency employees, contingent on timely implementation.
Nobody Is Surprised This State Is #1 in Gun Background Check Volume
Gun ownership in America is high, primarily for personal protection, with 40% of Americans living in gun-owning households.
More than 100 MILLION Americans' data leaked in massive data breach
MC2 Data mistakenly exposed personal information of nearly one-third of the US population due to a security lapse.
100 million Americans just had their personal information leaked in the massive MC2 Data breach
Nearly one-third of the US population may be affected by a significant data breach at MC2 Data, exposing sensitive personal information.
The weirdest '3 billion people' data breach ever
A massive data leak reportedly involving National Public Data may affect sensitive information of nearly 3 billion people, igniting privacy concerns and legal actions.
How a North Korean Fake IT Worker Tried to Infiltrate Us
KnowBe4 faced a fake IT worker from North Korea posing as a software engineer, highlighting the importance of thorough background checks and security measures.
Mandiant gives tips on catching North Korean IT operatives
Employers are advised to enhance due diligence during hiring to prevent North Korean infiltration into IT roles.
More than 100 MILLION Americans' data leaked in massive data breach
MC2 Data mistakenly exposed personal information of nearly one-third of the US population due to a security lapse.
100 million Americans just had their personal information leaked in the massive MC2 Data breach
Nearly one-third of the US population may be affected by a significant data breach at MC2 Data, exposing sensitive personal information.
The weirdest '3 billion people' data breach ever
A massive data leak reportedly involving National Public Data may affect sensitive information of nearly 3 billion people, igniting privacy concerns and legal actions.
How a North Korean Fake IT Worker Tried to Infiltrate Us
KnowBe4 faced a fake IT worker from North Korea posing as a software engineer, highlighting the importance of thorough background checks and security measures.
Mandiant gives tips on catching North Korean IT operatives
Employers are advised to enhance due diligence during hiring to prevent North Korean infiltration into IT roles.
Security leaders discuss the National Public Data breach
National Public Data experienced a security breach compromising the PII of 2.9 billion individuals, increasing concerns about data security and consumer trust.
Precautions Failed to Halt Rail Sabotage
Intensive security measures during Olympics did not prevent rail attacks in France.
US security firm unwittingly hired apparent "nation-state" hacker from North Korea
Hiring a North Korean hacker showcases the risk of insider threats, emphasizing the importance of robust cybersecurity measures and vigilance.
France says it banned 1,000 suspected spies from Olympics
France's rigorous security measures for the 2024 Olympics included blocking about 5,000 individuals, with 1,000 suspected of foreign interference.
Former Prosecutor Charged Over Threatening Twitter Posts
Background checks are crucial for preventing inappropriate individuals in positions of power.
The Biden administration will require thousands more gun dealers to run background checks on buyers
More firearms dealers in the U.S. will have to conduct background checks on buyers to close loopholes in gun sales.
President Biden emphasizes the rule's aim to prevent guns from reaching domestic abusers and felons, urging Congress for universal background checks legislation.
Police to run background checks on sex abuse suspects or face sack under Gaia's Law'
Police officers may face being fired if they fail to run background checks on sex offence suspects.
The proposal aims to ensure that repeat offenders are identified and held accountable for their crimes.
Hundreds of police officers reprimanded in wake of Sarah Everard's murder
Over 400 potentially rogue police officers have been investigated after background checks in the UK.
Nine officers are facing criminal probes, including allegations of sexual offenses, theft, drugs offenses, and fraud.
Northern California substitute teacher accused of baring his buttocks to sixth-graders
A substitute teacher at Anderson Middle School was arrested for allegedly exposing his buttocks to a class of sixth-graders.
The teacher was identified as a 32-year-old man from Connecticut who had also substituted at other Shasta County schools.
The incident has prompted the school district to reevaluate their background check protocols for substitute teachers.