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Cybercrime on rise nationwide as local departments address threat A few good practices can neutralize most common scams and crimes. Apr 29, 2022by Michael S. LockettNewsCrimecybersecurityLocal News Lt Gov talks cybersecurity, election planning Trust is key. Nov 19, 2021by Peter SegallNewscybersecurityLocal NewsNational NewsnewsState & Legislature School computer monitoring program makes botched debut “I don’t want to be Big Brother.” Oct 18, 2019by Michael S. LockettNewscybersecurityEducationLocal NewsSchools Report: Chinese hackers scanned Alaska networksAn East Coast cybersecurity firm say that Alaska computers were the target of reconnaissance by Chinese hackers before, during and after an Alaska trade mission to the country. Aug 16, 2018by James BrooksNewsChinacybersecurity