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• Portland-based Thomas Hacker Architects hires Campbell

  - 2007-11-14

  Thomas Hacker Architects has hired Hilary Campbell. Campbell holds a Master of Architecture from Princeton University and a Bachelor of Science in architecture from the University of Virginia. She is working on a theatre and creative arts complex for the Menlo School in Atherton, Calif.

  Tags: Campbell, hacker, Hacking, Portland, Princeton University, SECURITY, University of Virginia

• The University of Virginia's College at Wise Learns the Value of Fortinet's Unified Threat Management Systems

  - 2007-10-08

  Fortinet® -- the pioneer and leading provider of unified threat management UTM solutions -- today announced that the University of Virginia's College at Wise has upgraded its previous Fortinet security solution with Fortinet's high-end FortiGateTM-5050 chassis-based security system. The high-performance unified threat management system is protecting all content traversing the...

  Tags: Fortinet Inc., SECURITY, University of Virginia

• University of Virginia hit by hackers.

  - 2007-06-13

  M2 PRESSWIRE-13 June 2007-Brookcourt Solutions: University of Virginia hit by hackersC1994-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:13062007 Redhill, UK: Around 6,000 University of Virginia faculty members have been warned that their personal details - including their Social Security numbers and dates of birth...

  Tags: hacker, Hacking, SECURITY, University of Virginia

• Historic University of Virginia upgrades to electronic locks

  - 2007-03-01

  THE PAST AND FUTURE ARE COMING together with improved security at the University of Virginia's UVA Academical Village. Founded by Thomas Jefferson in 1825, the village is a landmark as distinguished historically as the Taj Mahal, Versailles and the Great Wall of China. A program now being implemented by the...

  Tags: SECURITY, University of Virginia

• Implementing Enterprise Risk Management

  BNET - 2006-10-09

  Enterprise Resource Management ERM is a powerful management tool that is never completed and requires champions at the C-level for its successful implementation. In the risky world, companies can no longer rely on a silo approach to risk management but need an integrated and holistic perspective of all the risks...

  Tags: Risk, University Of Virginia, Risk Management, Enterprise Resource Management, Strategy, Enterprise Risk Management, Security, Management, Business Security, Business Operations

• The Potential For Underinvestment In Internet Security

  BNET - 2006-02-01

  With the continuing growth of the use of the Internet for business purposes, the consequences of a possible cyber attack that could create a large scale outage of long time duration becomes a more and more serious economic issue. In this paper, we construct a game-theoretic model that addresses the...

  Tags: University Of Virginia, Internet Security, Internet, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Network Security, Security, Networking

• Change of mind.

  - 2002-07-24

  Jul 24, 2002 Far Eastern Economic Review ABIX via COMTEX -- The slow pace of economic reform in Japan is not helping the relationship between Japan and the US. The US Government still backs the Japanese Prime Minister, Junichiro Koizumi, but the degree of...

  Tags: Japan, SECURITY, U.S. Government, University of Virginia

• High Schoolers charged in attack on U.Va. students: town/gown issues debated - Faculty Club

  - 2002-03-28

  CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Blake Caravati, mayor of the usually sleepy college town of Charlottesville, Va., is amassing quite a collection of hate mail these days -- more than a hundred e-mails, some from concerned locals, but the vast majority from, "as I like to call them, the boys who wear...

  Tags: assault, attack, SECURITY, Turner, University of Virginia

• ADVANCE/How to Avoid Catching a Cold

  - 1998-11-02

  ADVANCE NEW YORK--Nov. 2, 1998--The best way to avoid catching a cold is to keep away from people during the first three days of their colds, states Jack Gwaltney, M.D. of the University of Virginia Sciences Center. Gwlatney says it's a myth that colds are most infectious before symptoms...

  Tags: M.D., SECURITY, University of Virginia, virus

• Cold secrets only noses know - role of sinus problems in common colds - Brief Article

  - 1994-01-15

  Sneezes and snfffles signal that a cold virus has done more than make a nose drip. Most likely, it has also affected the sinuses, says Jack M. Gwaltney Jr., a physician at the University of Virginia Health Sciences Center in Charlottesville. Until now, most physicians thought sinus problems devel....

  Tags: infection, physician, SECURITY, University of Virginia, virus