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Cybersecurity risks in US critical infrastructure sector call for better skills, technologies, processes – Industrial Cyber

December 11, 2022

This article (click Read More below) clearly shows the confusion people have with VEX. This article shows that people are conflating and confusing VEX with "Security Advisories". A Security Advisory tells people which products ARE AFFECTED by a new vulnerability. A VEX tells people which products ARE NOT AFFECTED by a new vulnerability. It's a "negative Security..
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Recruiter Didn’t Call For Phone Interview: What Do I Do Next?

November 3, 2022

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You’ve been eagerly awaiting the scheduled call and practicing all the common phone interview questions. Your phone is charged. You’ve tucked into a quiet corner with a notepad and pen ready. Then you wait. The time for the interview passes, but the recruiter never calls. What should you do now?

Recruiter Didn’t Call For a Phone Interview: Why Did This Happen?

At this point, you are wondering, “Why didn’t my recruiter call me for my phone interview?! Have they forgotten? Is their dog sick? Are they ghosting me?”.

Unfortunately, radio silence on the recruiter’s end is quite common. Here are a few likely reasons why the recruiter didn’t call in for a phone interview:

You may have the date or time incorrect
Something urgent has come up on their end
There has been a scheduling conflict
You’ve come across an amateur
Or they are indeed having a personal emergency

No matter what the situation is, your next steps are very important.…

Employers, people looking to be hired meet to fill job vacancies at Lehigh Valley Chamber luncheon – Morning Call

November 14, 2019

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Employers, people looking to be hired meet to fill job vacancies at Lehigh Valley Chamber luncheon Morning Call
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Enviros Call for Court Decision in Clean Power Plan Case

August 7, 2017

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Given that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) isn’t going to be taking any substantial action to rewrite the Clean Power Plan anytime soon, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit should not postpone a decision in the court case against the rule, an August 4 document filed by a group of environmental intervenors in the case argues.

The case against the Clean Power Plan was argued in court on September 27, 2016, before a panel of 10 judges. In the more than ten months since the hearing, the court has not issued a decision in the case.

The situation got more complicated after the election of President Donald Trump, an opponent of the rule, and the nomination of former Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, who had sued the former administration’s EPA over the rule, as the new administrator of the EPA.

Pruitt’s EPA announced right away that it would be reviewing the rule, as he believes it represents an overreach of the EPA’s authority under the Clean Air Act.…