Nevada becomes 3rd state to shield against Trump's online privacy rollback
August 18, 2017
The new state law will soon require website operators everywhere to disclose to users in Nevada how their personal information is being collected and used.
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Big data storage continues evolution in state, local government
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Crime data is explorable by state on the FBI's new portal
The new website is designed to make it easier to access state-level statistics on violent and property crime.
CityBase acquires Department of Better Technology to create all-in-one form and payment platform
The Chicago-based civic tech company's expansion serves to combine payment tools with document creation for government agencies.
State and local government gain increased focus in new NIST security controls
The latest rewrite of the controls catalog published by the U.S. Department of Commerce agency is intended to bring a wider audience.
‘Federal fixation’ leaves software vendors at a loss
Commentary: The founder and CEO of Everlaw encourages IT vendors not to overlook the state and local government market and offers a few tips to get started.
Verizon announces creation of network core for public safety
The new core could provide public safety agencies in all states an alternative to the services offered by AT&T and FirstNet.
LA launches CyberLab to share more threat information with region's businesses
The new tech platform and public-private partnership aims to protect critical IT infrastructure and aid businesses to fight cyberattacks in real time.
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