Seven ways to modernize a cyber defense program

A new survey of local government and higher education IT leaders reveals how IT investment strategies are moving in new directions coming out of the pandemic.

How state and local agencies can reduce IT costs and increase efficiency by retiring legacy tools.

With ransomware attacks on the rise, state and local leaders need to look at modern identity and access management tools to mitigate identity-based security risks.

When the Washington State’s Health Benefits Exchange earmarked their API management tool as legacy, its leaders turned to an open source, cloud-based tool to modernize.

How state and local government agencies can shorten development time and ensure the security of citizen-facing services.

Cisco’s Marc Moffett explores new ways of looking at digital service integration that offer modern and secure interactions for employees and citizens.

Though agencies loosened “bring-your-own-device” policies last year, they can still stay ahead of cyberthreats by integrating dynamic access policies.

Automating data processes is a start, but democratizing data is the goal to realizing true transformation says Alteryx’s Andy MacIsaac.

It’s critical that public sector security systems and policies can protect against new cyberthreats. What types of attacks are on the rise and can IT leaders do about it?

Adopting cloud-native development tools can help agencies speed up application development and improve security.