Rick Driggers, the deputy assistant director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, said more information-sharing agreements are needed.

The university's "urban computing" program is putting municipal data on crime, transit and education in the hands of enterprising graduate students.

The eBikes, operated by UPS, will work alongside traditional vans as part of an experimental project.

WIth its budget approved, FirstNet CEO Mike Poth says the authority is now "laser focused" on continuing its network buildout.

Securing the state's voting systems is the latest training topic included in curriculum offered to state government staff through a cybersecurity center operated by the University of West Florida.

AT&T and its partners say the new arrangement will give agencies easier and more affordable access to the nationwide public safety data network.

The National Governors Association will help agencies work through policy and data-sharing challenges.

Four communities have been named as winners. They receive funding and research support as the governments now begin yearlong research projects.

Disruption to emergency response systems or water facilities could be deadly, so Michael Hamilton is building a national network that can act as a "radar for infrastructure disruption."