Grant funding gives states ‘opportunity’ to help locals on cyber, officials say
State tech officials said during an online event they increasingly see their roles as cyber mentors for local governments.
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Colorado to offer blind residents free audio assistance
Colorado will offer blind and low-vision residents free access to visual interpretation app Aira when visiting state agencies.
Colorado leaders push FCC broadband discounts
Colorado Lt. Gov. Dianne Primavera said too few Colorado residents are availing themselves of the federal Affordable Connectivity Program.
Colorado Broadband Office launches online hub to find funding
The state's new Broadband Mapping Hub is designed to help schools, communities, businesses and ISPs secure grant funding.
Creating a culture: How state privacy officers hope to rebuild public trust
State governments are building their privacy practices in an effort to catch up to the private sector and rebuild public trust.
Colorado considers using AI to spot wildfire smoke
State lawmakers are advancing plans to launch a $2 million pilot program that would use artificial intelligence to detect wildfires.
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Colorado has a new data-privacy law. But how to implement it?
Businesses and nonprofits say more clarity is needed to implement the Colorado Privacy Act, which passed last year.
Colorado sets new digital strategy, targets 99% broadband access by 2027
Colorado published a new digital strategy and broadband roadmap setting several five-year targets for technology access.
Colorado says website restored day after Russia-linked DDoS attack
Colorado.gov has been restored following a denial-of-service attack carried out by a Russian-speaking group that calls itself Killnet.
Russian hacking group targets state-government websites in DDoS campaign
The pro-Russia hacking group Killnet launched a series of DDoS attacks against U.S. state government websites, temporarily disabling several.