The University of North Carolina
The webinar will cover recent criminal law decisions issued by the North Carolina appellate courts and U.S. Supreme Court and highlight significant criminal law legislation enacted by the North Carolina General Assembly. Shea Denning and Phil Dixon, Jr. discuss a wide range of issues affecting felony and misdemeanor cases in the North Carolina state courts. Webinar participants are able to ask questions online, in real time.
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The Department of Defense is exploring a Zero Trust security model that leverages commercial technologies. As part of that pilot project, the Defense Information Systems Agency will develop a Secure Access Service Edge solution for DoD workloads – both in the cloud and at on-premises data centers. The potential extends far beyond DoD. State and local governments can leverage its SASE model to defend against malware and ransomware, to deploy cloud-based security to specific populations, and to provide efficient access to a variety of users. In this episode of GovExec TV, we’ll examine how SASE works and its implications for IT leaders across the country.
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Many state agencies still follow policymaking procedures that have been in place for decades, using legacy and on-prem infrastructure, printing out and circulating hard copies of policy and relying on manual processes. With new tools designed specifically for governments, agencies can innovate policy management and make it simpler for communities and stakeholders to interact with government.
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Kingsley Napley LLP
In March 2016, the UK Government announced that it would make changes to the UK immigration rules. This followed on from the review undertaken by the Migration Advisory Committee (“MAC”). At the time, it was indicated that the intended changes would come into force in two tranches. The first tranche of changes was anticipated to come into force in the autumn of 2016, with the second tranche, to follow in or around April 2017.
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