CEO Suggests Information Security Students Should Intern In Industry
Idan Tendler is the co-founder and CEO of San Francisco-based Fortscale, a recent winner of the Cyber Defense Award for the Most Innovative Enterprise Security Solution
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Idan Tendler is the co-founder and CEO of San Francisco-based Fortscale, a recent winner of the Cyber Defense Award for the Most Innovative Enterprise Security Solution
Despite a continued teacher shortage in San Francisco and in other parts of California, online learning has played a vital role in education for local students, especially for those who have difficulty traveling to more traditional, institutions of higher learning.
San Francisco's legendary artistic vibe is evident not only in its art galleries, museums and clubs around town, but also in its neighborhoods teeming with murals, architecture, theaters, and public and street art.
Millions of apartment dwellers in California have been given a free ride when it comes to water, but now that water supplies are running low, those renters could have an added new expense.
Australia's Ashleigh Gentle and Portland, Oregon's Eric Lagerstrom won Sunday's 35th annual Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon in San Francisco, a spokeswoman for the race said.
The North Bay may have the finest collection of horseback riding services in the entire Bay Area...
A bicyclist was killed after being struck by a San Francisco Police Department cruiser near John McLaren Park late Friday night.
The winning bid for a private lunch with Warren Buffet has topped $2.3 million.
A San Francisco landlord who is allegedly bullying elderly and disabled tenants into surrendering their rent-controlled apartments has been sued by the city.
City officials have said traffic would be manageable after the preliminary environmental impact report for the proposed Golden State Warriors arena was released on Friday.
12 internationally-renowned experts have been assembled at a cost of $500,000 to help design a plan for further rod testing on the Bay Bridge.
Friday is graduation day at an unusual K-8 school in California -- and there is only one graduate. He's part of an experiment in San Francisco called AltSchool that could re-define how your kids get an education, reports Ben Tracy.
The kits help investigators solve sex crimes but San Francisco and many other cities have huge testing backlogs.
Bay Area skateboarders are pretty fortunate to have a large selection of skate parks conveniently servicing neighborhoods around the region.
A look at some of the best restaurants, cafes and food trucks in San Francisco for lovers of amazing food...
A nine-way kidney transplant chain that began Thursday in San Francisco is set to finish on Friday. So far, doctors said there are no reports of complications and all of the patients are doing fine.
BART service is beginning to recover Thursday evening from major delays systemwide causing by an equipment problem in San Francisco.
Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford has developed a connection to a very special four-legged friend whose only goal is to help those who are having serious problems with their vision.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection working at the Port of Oakland discovered a Khapra beetle infestation while examining a shipment of chickpeas from India last week.
It seems like the Giants have been getting more White House invitations than most congressional Republicans during the last few years of the Obama Administration.
Watching the Women's World Cup is always more fun when surrounded by other passionate fans. Join in the party with other avid soccer fans in cheering on team USA at one of these San Francisco bars.
Buckingham Palace took the unusual step Wednesday of confirming that Queen Elizabeth II went to a hospital for her annual medical checkup after social media comments touched off speculation on her health.
The computer glitch in the safety system that forced the cancellation of the opening of the new Doyle Drive tunnels last week has been fixed.
It was all part of the Broadway Serves program.
