El Paso, Texas, launches online portal for residents in need
The city launched El Paso Helps to connect residents with social services, like shelter, food and mental health counseling.
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Texas lays out plan for TikTok ban
Gov. Greg Abbott gave Texas agencies until Feb. 15 to develop policies implementing a ban of TikTok and other Chinese technology.
Four more states get American Rescue Plan funds for broadband
Alabama, Kentucky, Nevada and Texas were awarded $793.7 million in pandemic relief funding to connect underserved communities.
Giving states reliable, resilient and robust networks
IT leaders from Georgia, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas share their insights on how modern networks support agencies and citizens.
Texas signals potential changes to cybersecurity policies
A report from the Texas Department of Information Resources includes numerous recommendations it will make to the state legislature.
Texas’ citizen services app to automate driving-test paperwork
The Texas by Texas app is planning next year to automate the currently tedious paperwork process for attaining a driver's license.
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Free Wi-Fi rolled out to 40,000 Fort Worth residents
Using existing wired internet, Fort Worth has boosted free Wi-Fi access to residents in five underserved neighborhoods
Texas school district fires employee after discovering crypto mining rigs
The Galveston Independent School District's IT staff investigating network anomalies found crypto mining devices on six campuses.
Texas picks college campus for first regional SOC
Angelo State University, in West Texas, will host what's eyed as the first of several regional security operations centers around the state.
State cyber leaders aim for more scrutiny of cloud vendors
More states are developing their own certification models when considering the security of cloud platforms.