Wiltshire Police and Wiltshire Council end IT partnership amid cyber threat fears - Salisbury Journal

July 27, 2019

Operation Novichok Wiltshire Police and Wiltshire Council end IT partnership amid cyber threat fears - Salisbury Journal Visitor center looking for more stable funding - The Daily News of Newburyport Business Briefs: Salisbury Bank scholarship recipients; Wheeler & Taylor acquires Isgood; Jacob's Pillow podcast; award for Fairview Commons; national designation for Greylock agent | - theberkshireedge.com Russia warns British media after RT fined for coverage of poisoned spy - WSAU News Wiltshire Police and Wiltshire Council end IT partnership amid cyber threat fears - Salisbury Journal Salisbury Journal WILTSHIRE Police is to stop sharing IT services with Wiltshire Council, after coming under pressure to improve cyber security by using more specialist national systems. The plan to sever the links between the two systems, dubbed ‘conscious uncoupling’ was revealed to the council’s cabinet this week. Read More Visitor center looking for more stable funding - The Daily News of Newburyport The Daily News of Newburyport SALISBURY — A cause for celebration also highlighted an area of concern when the Maria Miles Visitor Center marked its 20th anniversary Friday morning. The visitor center, on I-95 southbound at exit 60 in Salisbury, was named after late Chamber of Commerce president Maria Miles. Read More Business Briefs: Salisbury Bank scholarship recipients; Wheeler & Taylor acquires Isgood; Jacob's Pillow podcast; award for Fairview Commons; national designation for Greylock agent | - theberkshireedge.com theberkshireedge.com Salisbury Bank announces scholarship award recipients Lakeville, Conn. — Salisbury Bank has announced the recipients of its 10th annual scholarship program. Ten scholarships in the amount of $1,500 were awarded to assist eligible students seeking a college degree in a variety of programs. Read More Russia warns British media after RT fined for coverage of poisoned spy - WSAU News WSAU News By Guy Faulconbridge LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's media regulator fined Russia's RT 200,000 pounds ($248,740) for breaching broadcasting impartiality rules in its coverage of the poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal, the policies of Ukraine and the conflict in Syria. Read More

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