Technology
Technology is pivotal in modernizing local and state government operations, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and service delivery. From digital infrastructure to cybersecurity, technology enables governments to better meet the needs of their communities. Staying informed about the latest technological advancements is crucial for effective governance. This directory offers articles on technology, along with related topics like Product News, which covers the latest tools and innovations that can be integrated into government services.
The court has been closed since February 23 as officials investigate the cause of the attack
Mayor Norie Gonzalez Garza explained to Governor Greg Abbot that the severity of the data breach has required “extraordinary measures” and may not be resolved
New technology is transforming emergency response with text, video and AI-powered translation, but uneven adoption leaves millions without access to lifesaving 911 upgrades
Dr. Judy Riffle explores drone costs and drone grants that can help fund for first responder uses
Increased bandwidth, low latencies enable advanced tech and better agency coordination with public safety communications in 5G, according to interviews with Telit.
Australian tech companies that specialize in AI, drones and GIS support for disaster mitigation planning, response and recovery can help U.S. governments prepare for and respond to growing disasters like firestorms and hurricanes.
Public safety data interoperability problems can be solved with interagency cooperation and the technology we use on our personal devices every day.
A Google and RapidSOS partnership enabled a Prince William County dispatcher to pinpoint a 911 caller’s location when he couldn’t breathe -- with moments to spare.
There have been 22 major ransomware attacks on local governments in 2019 alone. The U.S. Conference Mayors says governments should refuse to pay ransom when systems are taken hostage. Get resources on what municipalities need to do before -- and when -- ransomware strikes.
Civic leaders can take away three critical leadership lessons from late NASA Commander Neil Armstrong on the 50th anniversary of the moon landing.
Governments have a positive duty to ensure the privacy, autonomy and security of their citizens in an increasingly digital world, according to an Internet Society policy briefing that addresses government data policies.
A $12 million award from the U.S Department of Labor to Purdue University’s Polytechnic Institute will help develop an apprenticeship program to advance cyber forensics.
The NYCSecure mobile device security app is free smartphone protection for residents.
Police, fire and EMS personnel can access a mobile version of FususONE, which connects disparate camera systems.
To reduce cyber risks organizations face, Sepio Systems has partnered with Tech Data and SHI to detect and mitigate hardware-based attacks, including rogue devices, invisible network devices and manipulated firmware.
AWS re:Inforce in Boston offered cloud practitioners collaborative environments as it stressed shared security for protecting organizational infrastructure.
Purdue University researchers developed a computer model to evaluate active shooter ‘hide’ response in the school library during the Columbine shooting. The researchers found running links to ‘best outcomes.’
San Jose is the first city to get on FirstNet.
goCharge’s new line of mobile device charging stations keep first responders, evacuees and others connected.
