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Protecting personal data reduces an opportunity for cyber threats CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
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Since the introduction of the World Wide Web, awareness about cyber security has become essential to the conscious consumer’s When a major cybersecurity breach was toolkit. Whether it’s using a computer for announced on September 7 at Equifax, heads business or personal use, for banking online rolled as personnel changes were announced or shopping, being aware of how to safely during the following days in September. surf the Internet has become an increasing On September 7, 2017, Equifax publicly concern. disclosed one of the largest data breach inciBut are consumers playing it safe and what dents in United States history, implicating the can they do to avoid becoming victims of a release of confidential and secure informacybercrime? tion belonging to 145 million United States Throughout the rest of the month, the state consumers. of Illinois is focusing on how to prevent cyberIn the wake of the incident, the comsecurity breaches, nearly two months prior to pany, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the official start of the holiday season. In 2016, announced several staff changes were being U.S. retail ecommerce sales jumped 17.8% made at the top and responded by announcduring the holidays and for 2017, eMarketer ing the retirement of the Chief Information expects ecommerce to climb to 15.8%. Officer and Chief Security Officer. Mark Proclaimed by Governor Bruce Rauner as Rohrwasser, who joined Equifax in 2016 and National Cyber Security Awareness Month, who had led Equifax’s International IT operOctober serves as a time to highlight the ations since that time, was quickly appointed importance of understanding and avoiding interim Chief Information Officer. Russ Ayres cyber risks. The state of Illinois offers conwas appointed interim Chief Security Officer. While the majority of Americans use a computer and are connected to the Internet, protecting personal information has become a growing concern. sumers these tips: Ayres had most recently served as a Vice Configure your computer securely: Use President in the IT organization at Equifax and Census Bureau’s first estimates of computer use and internet privacy and security settings in your software, now reports directly to the Chief Information connections for local areas compiled three years ago, most email system and web browsers. Regularly update your anti-viOfficer, according to a September 15 released statement, issued by Equifax. Equifax also named Paulino do Rego Barros, Jr. as the Americans have computers and access to the Internet. However, rus software to identify and thwart new strains of malicious the Pew Research Center reports that, “the nation remains a software. company’s interim CEO while the Board of Directors appointed • Keep software and operating systems updated: Install all current Board member, Mark Feidler, to serve as Non-Executive patchwork of connectivity, with some metro areas full of highspeed connections and other areas much less plugged in.” software updates as soon as they are offered; using the “auto Chairman. In spite of a lack of connectivity in some areas, research shows update” setting is the best way to ensure timely updates. But as the new team rolled in at Equifax, Americans’ personal that almost everyone in America has a computer with the major• Use strong passwords: Cybercriminals use automated data had already been breached. Consumers still faced the ity being hooked up to the internet. programs that will try every word in the dictionary in a few potential of having their information compromised and were The United States Census Bureau reported in 2014 that 84% minutes. When creating a password, use at least 10 characters, left vulnerable by the cybersecurity threat. The only thing left to of all U.S. households own a computer while 73% of U.S. house- with a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers do at that point was to minimize or try to eliminate any possible holds have access to a computer with a broadband connection to and symbols. potential for damages. the internet • Be cautious about links and attachments: Even According to a 2014 Pew Research Center analysis of the CONTINUED ON PAGE 6
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I teach ethics at the university where Richard Spencer spoke perhaps involving a runaway trolley or a rogue army officer in a remote jungle. These Once in a while, life provides us with scenarios are meant to give concreteness and the kind of dramatic moral dilemma that urgency to an enduring question: How do we even the most imaginative ethics textbook choose the right option when all options will writer couldn’t think up. cause harm? My community – the University of Anna L. Peterson How we respond Florida and the city of Gainesville – faced a Dilemmas like these prompt lively class disdangerous and complicated series of dilemmas as a result cussions, often around the two options that the philosophy of a visit from white supremacist Richard Spencer. It was textbook offers. Spencer’s first speaking engagement after his supporters On the one hand, there is the Kantian option: Moral laws, killed one woman and injured 19 people in Charlottesville such as that against killing an innocent person, must be in August. Spencer was not invited by anyone at UF, but valid without exceptions. Thus we may not push the fat he rented a lecture hall in our performing arts center, as man into the path of the trolley to save other lives. nonuniversity groups do all the time. On the other hand, there is the Utilitarian model, which As a social ethicist, I frequently teach moral dilemmas, tells us to choose the option whose total consequences By Anna L. Peterson
generate more good and less evil. On this account, we should sacrifice one life in order to save many. Our real lives almost never force us to choose the lesser of two evils in such dramatic ways, but Spencer’s visit does pose some hard moral choices – although one of them is not whether Spencer’s racist ideology is morally acceptable. There was no debate about that in Gainesville; our community is united in rejecting Spencer’s ideology. The dilemmas, as I see them, are rather about how institutions and individuals should respond in a situation when it seems we must choose among important values such as free speech, peace, racial justice and social equality. UF denied Spencer’s initial request to speak. He threatened to sue, as he has successfully done at other institutions, including Auburn University. After extensive legal negotiations, administrators accepted his visit as an CONTINUED ON PAGE 4
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motives.” It is “a sacred unconditional command of reason” always to tell the truth, even to a murderer asking the location of his intended victim. Judicial interpretations of the First Amendment follow the same logic: The right to free speech must be universal, with no exceptions. Thus, Nazis and white supremacists must be allowed to speak freely, even at a university campus where no one seems to want them, and even when their speech openly rejects other core values, such as the dignity of all persons. Some nations have modified the right to free expression with a form of “free speech consequentialism,” which permits governments to regulate certain kinds of speech in order to preserve other social goods. In 1972, for example, France made it illegal to incite racial hatred or to use language that was racially defamatory, contemptuous, or
offensive. Under the Gayssot Law, passed in July 1990, it is illegal to deny publicly the occurrence of the Nazi Holocaust. And in 1990, it became illegal to publicly deny the Holocaust. These laws have not ended either racism or struggles over free speech in France, but they do make it easier for institutions to limit the free speech rights of people like Richard Spencer. The U.S., in contrast, permits limits on free speech rights only in rare cases of “fighting words” that pose an imminent threat of violence. No one has yet used the “fighting words” argument against Spencer, despite Charlottesville and the fact that UF virtually closed the campus and expects to spend about US$500,000 on additional security for the event. Competing claims
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inevitability. They put their energy into minimizing harm, following the strategy of administrators at other universities, including my alma mater, the University of California at Berkeley. UF and local government officials pursued two simultaneous strategies: actively denouncing Spencer and his message, while also reducing the risk of violence with draconian security procedures throughout campus and downtown Gainesville. Spencer came to Gainesville because the Supreme Court takes a Kantian approach: Constitutional rights to free speech are universal moral rules, permitting no exceptions, even when following the rule seems likely to generate negative consequences. In a famous example, Kant argued against the “supposed right to lie from benevolent
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communications you receive that appear to be from friends and family may contain links to malicious sites, so be careful when clicking on links in those messages. When in doubt, delete it. Jennifer Schultz, a public information officer at the Illinois Department of Innovation & Technology said, Illinois takes steps to protect personal information. “The security of confidential and personal information is of the utmost importance to the State of Illinois and many actions are utilized to protect data that is accessed, stored and acquired,” she said. Certain types of data, such as payment card, tax information, criminal justice and personally identifiable information have higher standards of protection,” Schultz continued. A “current Illinois initiative, “is focusing, “on the encryption of over 6 billion records,” she added. Meanwhile, the law firm of Stone & Magnanini LLP, recently filed a class-action complaint against Equifax Incorporated and Equifax Information Services on behalf of all persons in the United States who entered into an agreement for services or products with, or who otherwise directly transmitted to Equifax, any of their personally identifiable information (“PII”), and whose PII was accessed without authorization in the data breach Equifax announced in September 2017. “This case presents the ultimate irony because our clients turned over their confidential information to Equifax and paid Equifax to help protect them from identity theft,” said Stone & Magnanini Managing Partner David Stone in a released statement. Law Firm Partner Robert Magnanini also noted that Stone & Magnanini has filed one of the only complaints in the country focused specifically on representing Equifax customers in their efforts to recover monies paid to Equifax for services lawyers for the plaintiffs say their clients didn’t receive. Consumers can go to https://www.equifax.com/ personal/?/ to learn more about the cybersecurity incident at Equifax and to find out if their personal information was potentially impacted. Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) Director James K. Joseph said, consumers can go to www.Ready.Illinois.gov for more information about the security tips described above.
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CCLBA Launches New Homebuyer Direct Program prevalent in the African American community compared to white The Cook County and non-Black homeLand Bank Authorowners. But he says ity (CCLBA) recently the Cook County Land launched the HomeBank is working to buyer Direct Program help homeownership to break down barriers become more prevalent to homeownership in African American and help transform communities. African American “We think [homecommunities by ownership] is important offering fixer-upper because it shortens up homes at below-marthe tax [burden] amongst ket prices in neighbors and when neighborhoods across there isn’t a vacant house Cook County like in the neighborhood, it Auburn Gresham. strengthens the property Rob Rose, Execuvalue,” he said. “ tive Director of Cook Currently, there are County Land Bank 30 to 40 CCLBA propAuthority (CCLBA), erties available, running said one of the pribetween $50,000 and mary strategies of the $170,000, to prospecCook County Land tive owner-occupants in Bank was to require neighborhoods such as single family homes Avalon Park, Roseland, in targeted neighbor- : One property, located at 8516 S. Aberdeen is currently a part of The Cook South Shore and local County Land Bank Authority (CCLBA) Homebuyer Direct Program, which hoods and make them offers fixer-upper homes at below-market prices. Photo Credit: Christopher Suburban areas. available to non“This initiative builds Shuttlesworth profit organizations. upon the Land Bank’s “We want to be mission to reduce able to sell directly the number of vacant to home-owners and offer fixer-upper houses at buildings by filling them with not just residents, but below market prices which would allow them to homeowners, especially in communities hit hardest build equity and customize their homes,” Rose by the mortgage crisis,” CCLBA Chairwoman and said. Cook County Commissioner Bridget Gainer said in a Homeownership is one of the many ways AmerCCLBA press release. icans build wealth, but a recent Harvard study The Land Bank doesn’t force any income restricshowed that black homeownership rates have tions on homebuyers and potential homebuyers can drastically dropped to levels not seen in Chicago begin purchasing homes with a broker either via since the 1960s, according to a CCLBA press cash or financing. release. For more information, you can visit http://www. Rose acknowledged that Homeownership isn’t cookcountylandbank.org/.
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Spencer’s free speech rights pose real dilemmas for individuals in places like Gainesville. Should we ignore Spencer, as the university desperately wants us to do? Or do we protest, to show Spencer and the world that we categorically reject white supremacy? As an ethicist, I find little help from the standard choice between Kantian and Utilitarian models. The textbook dilemmas where those options are applied are devoid of the concrete details that influence our real-life ethical decisions, and also of the larger political impact of words and deeds. This political context shapes the questions my community has been struggling with for the past week. Are Spencer and those who protest him not only legally but also morally equivalent, as Ted Yoho, our congressional
representative, implies? Yoho describes all those who oppose Spencer as “Antifa, a so-called ‘anti-fascist’ group comprised of radical Marxists and anarchists.” He sees no possibility that people who are not “radicals” would reject white supremacy. By denying substantive differences in the values of white supremacists and those who protest them, this approach avoids meaningful moral reflection and, in this case, reinforces Spencer’s frequent claim that he is a victim of people who want to “stifle” his free speech. Another kind of moral equivalence is suggested by protesters who accuse those who stay away from campus, in a deliberate effort to deny Spencer more publicity, of acting like “good Germans,” a phrase that was used regularly in discussions prior to Spencer’s visit. Do those who ignore
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tacitly enable white supremacists to gain power? Do those who protest strengthen Spencer by following his playbook of confrontation? There is no easy answer to this question, and no theoretical one. The only sure answer will be the practical one – what happened? And that we will have only in retrospect. As I finish this article, Richard Spencer has finished speaking. Protesters managed to fill many of the seats inside the Phillips Center, drowning him out much of the time. Many other people protested outside, and nobody was hurt. Now we wait for the white supremacists to go home, and ponder what has changed because they came. Anna L. Peterson is a Professor of Religion at the University of Florida.
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Congresswoman Robin Kelly is planning to host her 5th Annual Hiring Event for residents of the 2nd Congressional District to help hundreds of job-seekers obtain steady employment. Photo Credit: Office of Congresswoman Robin Kelly
Congresswoman Robin Kelly Plans to Host Annual Hiring Fair
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Congresswoman Robin Kelly will host her 5th Annual Hiring Event for job-seekers in the 2nd Congressional District on Oct. 27, from 9 a.m. to noon, in the gymnasium of South Suburban College, located 15800 State St., South Holland. In 2016, more than 400 job-seekers met with more than 85 employers with active job openings, according to a Congresswoman Robin Kelly press release. Kelly explained that the desire for the hiring event arose when she took office four and a half years ago and saw that her district had a high unemployment rate. She said ultimately, the hiring event became one of the tools she
decided to use to help people get back to working. “No matter who you are, you want basic needs like a roof over your head, healthcare, good education for your children and work,” Kelly said. “Most people want a job and we wanted to help give them that opportunity.” She continued to say that the hiring event helps the overall quality of life for the people in her district and her constituents as well. “Nothing stops a bullet like an opportunity because that opportunity might be a job or a mentor or new skill,” Kelly said. Companies and agencies participating in this year’s Hiring Event include UPS, ComEd, Metra Rail, Comcast, the CTA, the U.S. Post Office, MiJack, Franciscan Health, Lakeside
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Metals, and the Cook County Sheriff’s Department. Prior to the Hiring Event, Kelly will also sponsor a free Job Readiness Workshop on Oct. 25, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., in the Community Room of the Calumet City Public Library, located at 660 S. Manistee Avenue, Calumet City, according to a Congresswoman Robin Kelly press release. Instructors from the Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership will teach job-seekers how to prepare a resume and develop quality interview skills. Job-seekers can visit www.reprobinkelly. eventbrite.com to register for the Hiring Event or the Job Readiness Workshop. For more information, visit www.robinkelly.house.gov.
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