Driving innovation for emergency preparedness
How Cal Fire harnesses AI and advanced technologies to protect lives and property in the face of natural disasters.
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Survey highlights need for agencies to find, remediate IT risks more quickly
A majority of federal and state agency executives believe their organizations can detect vulnerabilities in their networks, but many face challenges remediating them.
Taking a ‘whole of state’ approach to cybersecurity
Arizona CISO and Tanium executive discuss embracing collective security strategies so private and public sectors can better share threat information.
Arizona selects Tanium for ‘whole-of-state’ cyber program
Arizona Chief Information Security Officer Tim Roemer said the new software will give him a better view of the threat landscape.
Post-pandemic, state IT is in a ‘time for reflection and change’
As agencies respond to the changes presented by the health crisis, state IT leaders are looking towards more innovative ways to approach business operations, two industry leaders…
Reducing cyber risks at the endpoint and across agency networks
Tanium’s CIO, Chris Cruz discusses how agency leaders can look at modern technology and funding strategies to mitigate security risks in a work-from-anywhere environment.
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Modernizing endpoint management to gain greater visibility into network activity
California Dept of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s CISO shares how the agency is leveraging high-fidelity endpoint data to inform critical IT networking decisions.
Four keys to success for modern IT operations
How state and local agencies can reduce IT costs and increase efficiency by retiring legacy tools.
How to strengthen security concerns despite budget constraints
The coming year does not look promising for state budgets, but agencies can turn to managed services to lower costs and improve security.
New California tech lobby focuses on business with state and local government
Led by former California state official and CompTIA executive Jennifer Saha, TechCA will seek to help industry “be a better partner to government.”