Rise in Shadow IT, Password sales disconnect with employee breach concerns: Survey
By Ricci Dipshan , From Legaltech News Employees’ increasingly risky behavior at the office has led some to ask if data breaches are becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy. When it comes to data security, knowledge and good intentions are falling short….
US: Feds say ‘Never Mind’ on forcing Apple to hack phone
By Scott Graham, From The Recorder In the showdown between the government and Apple Inc. over iPhone encryption, the government has blinked. Less than 24 hours before a U.S. magistrate judge in Riverside was set to hear argument on whether the…
Jamaica’s tourism product best in the Caribbean – Bartlett
By Garwin Davis From JIS Story Highlights Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, says Jamaica’s tourism product is the best in the Caribbean and so the country has no need to fear the opening up of Cuba. Mr. Bartlett was…
Britain is fighting childhood obesity with a new soda tax. But will it work?
By Julia Belluz From Vox [Last] week, Britain’s government became one of a handful in the world to introduce a tax on sugary drinks aimed at fighting childhood obesity. Dancing outside of Parliament after the announcement, celebrity chef turned public health…
UPDATED: Cayman Islands: Robbery Saturday night, 19 March, at Mini Mart on Birch Tree Hill Road/Alfresco Restaurant WB robbed Sunday (20)/Burglary in North Side Early Saturday Morning,19 March
Robbery Saturday night, 19 March, at Mini Mart on Birch Tree Hill Road From RCIPS Mon, Mar 21, 2016 at 12:50 PM Robbery Saturday night, 19 March, at Mini Mart on Birch Tree Hill Road Around 8:20PM on Saturday night, 19…
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Swimmers are CARIFTA bound with Cayman Islands government assistance
The Hon. Osbourne Bodden, Minister with responsibility for sports met with Cayman’s 22 CARIFTA swimmers on Wednesday 16th just before they started their final team training session before departing for Martinique on Friday 18th. The young swimmers, ranging in age…
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Cayman Islands YCLA recipient addresses thousands
YCLA recipient Kellie McGee-Sandy is actively fulfilling her mission as a role model and mentor for the youth of Cayman. Since receiving her award last November, Kellie has addressed more than 6,800 people in Grand Cayman alone, and has reached…
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Jamaica: Another doctor dies after contracting swine flu From Jamaica Observer KINGSTON, Jamaica — A sixth person has died after contracting the H1N1 virus. The Ministry of Health has not released her name, but acting Chief Medical Officer Dr Winston…
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Cayman Islands YIM Short Film Competition – Registration
From Cayman National Cultural Foundation NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS! Deadline for entries: 5PM Wednesday, April 13th, 2016 THE COMPETITION Do you dream of becoming a screenwriter, producer or director? Do you love storytelling using moving images and have a story you…
Did netas help Mallya: CBI to 2 ex-CFOs
By Raj Shekhar | TNN | From The Times of India NEW DELHI: Inching closer towards gathering more concrete evidence against Vijay Mallya, the CBI on Tuesday interrogated former chief financial officers of the UB Group, Ravi Nedungadi and A…
