Crowdsourced photos help power flood-tracking app in Florida
The University of South Florida is expanding a flood-tracking app that combines crowdsourcing, AI and cameras.
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Florida DOGE team doesn’t want to fill out forms before accessing Jacksonville’s data
Blaise Ingoglia, the state's chief financial officer, is refusing a request by the mayor of Jacksonville, Florida, to fill out paperwork before accessing the city's systems.
Florida’s top cybersecurity official to step down
Florida Chief Information Security Officer Jeremy Rodgers will step down for a role in the private sector.
Florida didn’t pass its IT overhaul bill
Maybe next year.
Florida’s transformative IT bill unanimously passes Senate
A bill that would create a larger and centralized IT agency in Florida has passed the state Senate with zero no-votes.
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Florida tries (again) to fix ‘absolute unmitigated tire fire’ that is state IT
Former Florida Chief Information Officer Jamie Grant said the latest proposal to overhaul state IT has a lot of problems to overcome.
Florida debuts emergency communications tool in wake of Hurricane Milton
Florida launched the Broadcast Emergency Alerting and Communication Operational Network, a tool for resilient communications during emergencies.
Students coded an IT dashboard used by Jacksonville, Florida city government
The first group of "Jax Code 4 Change" graduates built an IT service dashboard for Jacksonville city staff to use.
Florida names cyber chief as new CIO
Warren Sponholtz, who most recently served as deputy CISO of the Florida Digital Service, has been named the state's new CIO.
RansomHub says it published Florida health department data
The hacking group RansomHub claims to have published 100 gigabytes of data stolen from the Florida Department of Health after it declined to pay a ransom.
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