South Carolina experiment adds social media to 911 response
And it works best when the data is curated before it reaches a first responder.
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Blockchain investor wants to build a conceptual city in the middle of the Nevada desert
Jeffrey Berns bought 67,000 acres of land to build an experimental city in which every facet of life incorporates distributed ledger technology.
Accusation that Democrats hacked Georgia voter database is “outrageous,” says cyber expert
CyberScout founder Adam Levin says the comments undermine the national election security effort.
Ready or not, states are about to find out if their election security investments worked
State and local election officials have hired new cybersecurity personnel, purchased new hardware and software and even brought in the National Guard.
New York City child services gives new tablet computers to all child abuse investigators
More than 2,000 caseworkers will be equipped with Microsoft Surface Pro devices, which will give them access to critical files while in the field, the city says.
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Former Texas IT director departs for University of Texas vice chancellorship
Stacey Napier will direct the University of Texas' government relations in her new role.
NYC’s latest moonshot challenge targets cybersecurity for small businesses
The city discovered in a recent survey that small business owners are aware of cyber threats but are largely unequipped to address them.
A new interstate election security body is about to face its first major test
Ben Spear, executive director of the Election Infrastructure Information Sharing and Analysis Center, shares how the organization's first seven months have prepared the nation for Election Day.