(Pexels) Election day ends with reports of vote counting tech challenges, text scams in several states Election Day 2024 ended with tech issues, text message-based disinformation campaigns, printer issues and more physical security threats. By Sophia Fox-Sowell Keely Quinlan
(Jake Moore / Vimeo) Colorado’s new biometric privacy law may strain small businesses, says lawyer Data & Analytics By Keely Quinlan
(Getty Images) Many local cyber budgets sufficient to address threats, report shows Cybersecurity By Sophia Fox-Sowell
Wi-Fi issues, downed ballot scanners, bomb threats among issues reported at polling locations By Sophia Fox-Sowell
Passwords to voting machines in over half of Colorado counties were posted online before June primary By Keely Quinlan
(Getty Images) CISA launches new election threats webpage ahead of Election Day The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency launched a new webpage designed to keep the public informed of threats facing elections. By Sophia Fox-Sowell
Flat networks and small cyber budgets left schools vulnerable, but analysts say there’s help By Keely Quinlan
North Carolina officials say next-generation 911 network withstood Hurricane Helene By Sophia Fox-Sowell
(Giannina Vera / Scoop News Group) How U.S. water infrastructure became a ‘huge’ cyber target By StateScoop Staff
AI can help students ‘learn in their own ways,’ says Washington D.C. tech chief By Colin Wood Jake Williams
AI’s possibilities are exciting state government workers in Tennessee, CIO says By Colin Wood Jake Williams
How enhanced identity data supports AI adoption, strengthens security, and improves public service By Haywood Talcove
The Colorado State Capitol in Denver (Getty Images) Denver’s new CISO wants residents to receive cyber training, too
(Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images) New vehicle and people tracking software doesn’t need biometrics or license plates
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin speaks at a breakfast for California Delegates at a hotel in suburban Milwaukee on the second day of the Republican National Convention on July 16, 2024. (Getty Images) Virginia’s governor announces members of AI task force
(Colin Wood / Scoop News Group) AI solved ‘nearly impossible’ task of finding racial covenants in county’s real property deeds
(Getty Images) Bloomberg Philanthropies launches $1M Global Mayors Challenge to improve city services
(Getty Images) Ten tech startups to graduate from Denver’s Smart Futures Lab 2024 accelerator program
People vote on “Super Tuesday,” March 5, 2024 at the Central Library in Huntington Beach, California. (Getty Images / Frederic J. Brown / AFP) Local election offices tap map data to boost voter turnout and trust
Left to right: Covered California Chief Information Officer Kevin Cornish; Alastair Thomson, director of data innovation at the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health; and Darnita Trower, acting deputy CIO for operations at the IRS, discuss artificial intelligence during the Google Public Sector Summit in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 16, 2024. (Jake Williams / Scoop News Group) Google to provide cybersecurity tools for California’s health benefits system
A cut lead pipe is shown after being dug from the ground in Memphis, Tennessee on April 19, 2024. (Kevin Wurm for The Washington Post via Getty Images) Water utilities are finally finding where all the lead pipes are
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul speaks about the new redesign plan for Penn Station at the Moynihan Train Hall on June 9 in New York City. (Spencer Platt / Getty Images) New York governor unveils AI research consortium to advance public good
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