Tag: security

Cybersecurity Guide’s new rankings place Drexel University’s online bachelor’s in computing and security technology second in online cybersecurity degrees for 2024. Cybersecurity Guide is an…

I was sitting on a bus headed for upstate New York at 7 a.m. when I heard that the British public had voted to leave…

SEPTA announced Jan. 8 that it will begin equipping all of its officers with body-worn cameras, becoming the first transit police system in the United…

Hundreds of thousands of people gathered on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway to participate in Mass with Pope Francis Sept. 27, as a conclusion of his…

The rumors seen everywhere on Drexel social media (including my own personal Facebook rants) in the past few weeks have proven true. The beloved Blue…

Every day, the United States is bombarded with new and greater threats to national security — though instead of firearms, these attackers’ weapon of choice…

In February 2014, a Drexel employee in the Steinbright Career Development Center accidentally released the student ID numbers and other information of over 5,000 students.…

App Alert: Check On a campus where managing 20 credits, three extra-curricular activities and an on-campus job isn’t the exception, it can be difficult remembering…

App Alert: Kitestring Referred to as your “virtual mom” by The Huffington Post, Kitestring debuted in headlines this past week. A personal safety application compatible…

Over the last week, the Internet has been abuzz with the Heartbleed bug and its effect on OpenSSL sites. Most people have no idea what…