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Vaccines could unleash a hobbled US economy and spur job growth in 2021. But risks loom. – USA TODAY

December 27, 2020
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Vaccines could unleash a hobbled US economy and spur job growth in 2021. But risks loom.  USA TODAY
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Job Squad: Christmas Edition – WSIL TV

December 25, 2020
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Job Squad: Christmas Edition  WSIL TV
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The Airgap Is Not Enough: The Failed Security Perimeter Paradigm in OT Networks

December 21, 2020
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The post The Airgap Is Not Enough: The Failed Security Perimeter Paradigm in OT Networks appeared first on POWER Magazine.

Operational technology (OT) electronics and networks for manufacturing, energy production, and virtually every other industrial application, are targets for cyberattacks. For infrastructure-related companies, such as power producers, transportation, and water plants, the OT networks are not only the revenue producers, but also important targets for destabilizing national security. Successful attacks can be destructive and costly, but the cost of the tools, training, and rigor to secure systems is also high.

What Is an Airgap?

An inexpensive perimeter defense solution to secure OT networks has become prevalent: Isolate the network from the internet with an “airgap” or a unidirectional communication device that blocks incoming communication and thus cyberattacks. With an airgap in place, other cybersecurity measures, such as the application of security patches, are no longer perceived to be necessary, reducing costs. In practice, the airgap solution is insufficient.

The airgap defense is not a new or revolutionary idea.…

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What do we get for the billions spent on job training? Connecticut wants to know. – The CT Mirror

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What do we get for the billions spent on job training? Connecticut wants to know.  The CT Mirror
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Explosions Topple Smokestacks of Iconic Navajo Generating Station

December 19, 2020
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The post Explosions Topple Smokestacks of Iconic Navajo Generating Station appeared first on POWER Magazine.

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Demolition of the Navajo Generating Station, a 2,400-MW coal-fired power plant that generated electricity for several cities in the U.S. Southwest, continued Dec. 18 as explosions brought down the facility’s three large smokestacks.

The plant was closed in November 2019. The NGS, located near Page, Arizona, is being demolished by Salt River Project (SRP). The station was the largest coal-fired power plant in the western U.S., and the three 775-foot-tall smokestacks towered above the surrounding countryside.

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The three, 775-foot-tall smokestacks at the Navajo Generating Station near Page, Arizona, begin falling on Dec. 18, as part of the continued demolition of the plant. The NGS, which was the largest coal-fired power plant in the U.S. West, was closed in November 2019. Courtesy: Adrian Herder, Tó Nizhóní Ání

The plant, which generated power for Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Los Angeles, California, along with other cities, also pumped water that helped spur the growth of the Phoenix metropolitan area.…

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Weak winter tourism hiring snaps a six-month streak of job gains in Colorado – The Denver Post

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Weak winter tourism hiring snaps a six-month streak of job gains in Colorado  The Denver Post
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