State agencies urged to move beyond login credentials to counter cyber risks
Agencies that still rely on user IDs and passwords alone are most at risk to cyberthreats and should move to stronger identity and authentication technology, says new report.
User Experience — A StateScoop Special Report
This collection of content only scratches the surface of the work being done around user experience in government and for higher education institutions today.
Ransomware defense starts with smarter backup and recovery plans
State IT leaders can reduce the cost and disruption of ransomware threats by proactively safeguarding data before it’s attacked, report says.
Nominations now open for 2020 StateScoop 50 Awards
The StateScoop 50 Awards recognize the people and projects who are redefining state government with technology. Nominate a standout leader or project today. Nominations will be open until February 28, 2020.
States need better data recovery to forestall ransomware threats
A third of state government officials in a new survey have experienced a ransomware attack; a majority still need help improving data recovery and response capabilities.
Protected: The Security Transformation Summit of the Year on 12/3!
Join cyber leaders from Virginia, Texas and more to discuss automation, emerging technologies, securing data and digital transformation. Register Here!
