Cybersecurity veteran, Washington state CISO Agnes Kirk retires
June 19, 2018
Since her start in 1995, Kirk watched as the relevance and reach of her role in government grew.
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States seek their place in ‘smart’ movement
C-suite technology leaders from Illinois and Georgia detail the different ways their states are engaging with the smart communities in their regions.
San Francisco won't put universal internet on upcoming ballot
A municipal broadband project that has been in talks for several years may have to wait a bit longer still.
Veterans affairs clerk stole personal information of more than 1,000 patients
A medical center in Long Beach, California, which has since fired a clerk who was found with hard drives and flash drives filled with private information, originally claimed he had the data "so that he could work from home."
Portland, Oregon, installs 200 traffic sensors as it aims to fill up 'data lake'
The additional technology arrives as city council prepares to vote on the Smart Cities PDX initiative.
After budget-writing failure, Minnesota's struggling vehicle licensing system is left hanging
As the dust settles following a final political joust between the outgoing governor and Republican lawmakers, everyone is left a loser.
California to spend $134 million securing voting systems ahead of November elections
A budget submitted this week to Gov. Jerry Brown includes the biggest investment in election security seen in the state in more than a decade.
Arizona gets tough on businesses with new data breach reporting law
Among new requirements, the law boosts the maximum civil penalty for a knowing statute violation from $10,000 per breach to $500,000.
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