States still getting federal cyber intel amid shutdown, but unsure for how much longer
The month-long shutdown is affecting how much information about cyberthreats the federal government can pass on to states, a former DHS leader says.
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Delaware offers cash to state employees with innovative ideas
The new program follows on a 2017 initiative designed to cut costs and streamline government operations.
A Twitter bot is trying to fix D.C.’s parking problems
The Washington, D.C. license plate lookup tool is seeing early success on Twitter. Now its creators want to develop it into a fully fledged mobile app.
Seattle mayor to nominate Ottawa’s Saad Bashir as CTO
Mayor Jenny Durkan is expected to nominate Ottawa's outgoing chief information officer as Seattle's new chief technology officer.
San Leandro, Calif. deploys ‘moving target data protection’ to streetlight network
Using new technology from a company called Cryptomove, the city says it can turn thousands of its "internet of things" devices into security assets.
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State agency leaders focusing more on cloud IT investments, survey says
Growing capabilities among states to provision cloud applications and services will enable them move from on-site data centers to the cloud over the next three years.
Disability rights group sues San Diego, e-scooter companies for clogging sidewalks
Disability Rights California claims in a suit filed earlier this month that e-scooters are blocking walkway access for people with disabilities.
New Colorado CIO wants to deliver ‘customer delight’ to state workers and residents
Theresa Szczurek says she'll draw on a career defined by improving information technology — from Bell Labs to her private consulting practices.
Virginia CIO Nelson Moe seeks COO so he can focus on ‘relationship building’
Virginia's top technology official says department heads need help making the most of the state's new IT services model.
New mayoral consultancy wants to help ‘smart city’ projects succeed
The organizer's CEO, George Burgacia, says the mayor's office is the perfect place to begin fixing the fundamental flaws in wayward urban technology.
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