Database

The "database" is allegedly connect to plans by the Kremlin to conduct another covert mobilization drive in February 2023.

We cannot afford to build the tech first and then worry about the ethical and social implications later. Instead, we need to integrate a human perspective throughout data science.

"ISI (Pakistani intelligence) would be interested to know who worked for the Americans," said John Woodward, a former CIA officer.

Virtual events aren't going away anytime soon, so here's how to make the most out of them.

Are your members feeling a little disconnected from the organization? Here's how to win them back.

It starts with building a strong online presence where like-minded people can find you. That's where Wild Apricot comes in. As a top-rated membership management software, it helps lessen the administrative work when managing members' data and planning out email campaigns according to organization plans.

Trump has now tied in Brad Raffensperger's brother and Stacey Abrams' sister, a federal judge, into his conspiratorial claims of Georgia voter fraud.

Ragic is very much different than any other database builder or form builder products on the market. It's much faster to create databases

But the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is not changing its stance on same-sex marriage.

A database of 1.4 billion user passwords compiled from 252 data breaches is suspected to be the largest ever.

OneLogin, a single sign-on service used by thousands of businesses, experienced a database breach that exposed user information and may result in the attacker being able to decrypt encrypted information.

A Chinese-based malware attack called Fireball has infected 250 million devices and is present on 20 percent of corporate computer networks.

A study from Appthority found that enterprise apps are leaving huge amounts of user data exposed and accessible on unprotected servers, an issue known as HospitalGown.

Cambridge Analytica has bragged about the role it played in helping Trump win the election.

More than 23 million people—or more than 7 percent of the country's population—are employed in some way by the U.S. government.

Police in the U.S. shot and killed 16 unarmed black men in 2016, less than half the amount in 2015.

Facebook, Twitter and other tech firms take on ISIS with digital "fingerprints" database.

Privacy advocates warn that amendment to Digital Economy Bill is "unprecedented."

They challenge findings by study-abroad industry insiders that claim American students are safer abroad than on their home campuses.

The exposure is a result of an incorrectly configured database.

It took researchers 18 years to gather and study the genomes.

Despite Holder's recent announcement, documents show information from DEA database can be used in majority of seizures.

With a $10 million investment from Twitter, scientists will also study data from Reddit, Wikipedia and other sites to try find solutions to"complex societal problems"

The long standing support behind large scientific databases may begin to wane, as scientists question if bigger is always better