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Empirical Security Releases EPSS V5

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By Greg Howard
| EIN Presswire
Latest version of the industry's leading exploitation prediction model represents a 23% improvement CHICAGO, IL, UNITED STATES, May 13, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Empirical Security today announced the release of EPSS V5, the latest version of the Exploit Prediction Scoring System, a data-driven, machine-learning model that publishes freely available scores on a daily basis, used by security teams worldwide to prioritize vulnerability remediation based on the likelihood of real-world...
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Legislation Plays A Part

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By Patrick Callahan, Greg Howard
| The Connecticut Examiner Verified
By Patrick Callahan, Greg Howard Greg Howard and Patrick Callahan (Courtesy of the authors)CT Examiner is just $20 a year. And if you want to unsubscribe? That's online and at the click of a button. No phone calls. No runaround. No hassle. At less than a tenth the cost of our statewide competitors, our promise to you is no-nonsense federal, state, and local news that's nonpartisan, respects your privacy and is ad-free. Subscribe and see why CT Examiner is the fastest growing news source in Connecticut.
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Opinion: Blame EVs for your high electric bill Original

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By Patrick J. Callahan, Greg Howard
| CT Insider Verified
Backers of banning the sale of new gas-powered vehicles are getting a leg up in their efforts from the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA). The agency has cleared the way for Eversource and UI to recoup the cost of building out electric vehicle charging infrastructure on the backs of all customers. When you opened your July electric bill, you couldn't help but notice the Public Benefits portion of the bill was significantly higher than it was the month before.
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