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the start of this year. Back to Top INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS International Investigation Leads to Shutdown of Ransomware Group The Record (08/12, Greig) reported that the FBI announced the takedown of the Radar/Dispossessor ransomware operation on Monday, confirming that dozens of servers across the

the former president, nor has the Secret Service fully explained the security lapses that allowed the attack to occur. The article highlighted that Ronald Rowe, acting director of the Secret Service, expressed regret over the incident, stating, "What I saw made me ashamed," and acknowledged the need for bet

vigilant against these evolving threats. Additional reporting on the story was provided by the Associated Press (09/17, Swenson), The Record (09/17, Greig), Bloomberg (09/17, Bleiberg), Nextgov (09/17, Dimolfetta), NPR (09/17, Bond), Politico (09/17, Miller), The Hill (09/17, Suter), Axios (09/17, Sab

th about 400 fewer agents than authorized, which has raised concerns about their ability to ensure adequate security. Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe acknowledged the high-stress levels among agents, stating, "We are redlining them," and expressed his shame over security lapses during past incide

ftware as outlined in a previous guidance. DO1, FBI Need Better Metrics for Tracking Ransomware Disruption Efforts, Audit Finds The Record (09/18, Greig) reported that the Dal and FBI need to redefine what counts as success in fighting the scourge of ransomware, a new internal audit recommends. In th

y, facing federal gun charges, with his next court appearance scheduled for September 1. In response to the incident, Secret Service acting director Ronald Rowe traveled to West Palm Beach, and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis ordered a state-level investigation. Meanwhile, Trump and his allies have criticized