The city discovered in a recent survey that small business owners are aware of cyber threats but are largely unequipped to address them.

The additional technology arrives as city council prepares to vote on the Smart Cities PDX initiative.

Groundbreaking developments near Toronto, Boston and Phoenix are revealing early challenges around data privacy, social stewardship, and understanding the intangible qualities that entice people to move to a new city.

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Four nongovernment members have been appointed to a team charged with advising the governor's office on how to keep the state's networks secure.

A panel convened by Supervisor Mark Farrell concludes that internet has graduated from a luxury to an essential component of living.

As the city takes another look at municipal broadband, the region's dominant internet service providers put their money behind the candidate who would oppose government's entrance to the market.

Mayor Bill de Blasio has pulled back the curtain on NYCx, a civic tech initiative that will test smart city solutions through startup collaboration.

A new check imaging service is the latest piece of a common system for simplifying payment operations in state government.

Economic forces have created a death of intercity travel options, new analysis shows, even in leading smart cities like Columbus, Ohio.