A job in cybersecurity could be for you
There are a lot of unfilled jobs right now, but it’s possible none may be as important as those in the cybersecurity industry.
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Who’s watching the workers?
With millions of Americans continuing to work remotely, a new study reveals many are starting to fear “Big Brother” is watching.
Gordon Flesch announces Packers partnership
Madison-based Gordon Flesch Company (GFC) announced a multiyear partnership with the Green Bay Packers.
Fiber expansion in Stoughton now complete
TDS Telecom has completed its fiber-to-home network build in Stoughton and nearly 82 miles of fiber now connects more than 7,300 area addresses to super high-speed internet.
TDS golf tourney raises $65K
TDS Telecom raised $65,000 for Children’s Dyslexia Center-Madison through the company’s annual golf outing Saturday, July 17.
Task force says better data needed to increase internet access
A Gov. Tony Evers-appointed broadband task force says better data and streamlined permitting along with more funding are needed to fill the gaps of access to high-speed internet in the state.
Companies continue to scramble from biggest ransomware attack
The single biggest ransomware attack to date continues to hurt businesses as more details emerge about the attack.
Tech firm's cybersecurity incident could affect businesses
M3 clients were warned that a recent ransomware event affecting organizations throughout Wisconsin could affect them.
Applications open for Pressure Chamber competition
The Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce is now accepting applications for its eighth annual Pressure Chamber startup initiative.
Network monitoring company relocates
INOC, a provider of outsourced network operations center support and consulting, has moved to 4901 Eastpark Blvd., Suite 100, in Madison.
Epic Systems plans return to in-person work
Epic Systems, an electronic medical records company based in Verona, will require employees to return to the office beginning July 19.
Zoom zombies?
One advantage of so many workers opting not to return to the office in person full time might be the end of long, boring, “why-was-I-even-invited-to-this-meeting” meetings that so many of us have sat through.
Spectrum offers free advertising to minority businesses
In partnership with several regional SCORE Mentors groups, as well as local chambers and multicultural associations, Spectrum Reach is offering a Pay It Forward program in which select minority-owned businesses receive complimentary advertising and marketing resources this spring.
Evers earmarks $100M for broadband access
In the largest single round of broadband investment in Wisconsin’s history, Gov. Tony Evers has announced a $100 million investment for broadband access applications from the first round of federal funding.
FTC, Wisconsin sue Frontier for slow internet
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and six states, including Wisconsin, are suing Connecticut-based Frontier Communications for not delivering the internet speeds it promised.
FCC program to bring broadband to struggling families
Charter Communications Inc. announced its participation in the Federal Communications Commission’s $3.2 billion Emergency Broadband Benefit Program.
WKOW sold to Allen Media
Gray Television Inc. reached an agreement to divest certain television stations currently owned by Quincy Media Inc. to Allen Media Broadcasting LLC for $380 million.
Leadership Insight: 5 ways fraudsters have businesses in their sights
Every year, thousands of small businesses find themselves targets of fraudulent or deceptive sales practices.
County to address rural internet gaps
The Dane County Board has voted unanimously to create a broadband task force that will investigate how to expand the county’s rural broadband infrastructure.
Foxconn, state reach new agreement
Taiwan-based electronics manufacturer Foxconn Technology Group has negotiated a new deal with Gov. Tony Evers for a scaled-back manufacturing facility in exchange for reduced tax breaks.
