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Frontline Education Breach Compromises Employee Data

Frontline Education recently discovered a vulnerability in a third-party software product that led to a data breach, compromising employee information. The company quickly sprang into action, investigating and remediating the issue with the help of a cybersecurity expert.

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US Agencies Spent $10 Billion on Paid Leave to Cut Workforce

The cost of keeping federal employees on the sidelines skyrocketed to nearly $10 billion in 2025, with over 100,000 workers collecting paid administrative leave for extended periods - a sixfold increase from just two years prior.

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Federal Cyber Rotation Program Fails to Gain Traction

The Federal Rotational Cyber Workforce program, launched in 2022, has seen a surprisingly low uptake, with only eight participants out of 634 applicants, despite 13 agencies offering 106 positions. This falls short of its goal to develop a more versatile and agile cyber workforce.

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States Adopt Effective Paid Family Leave Programs

When state governments combine paid family and medical leave programs with the right technology, everyone benefits - workers, employers, and state budgets alike. By leveraging purpose-built tech, states can deliver measurable results and make these programs affordable and sustainable.

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