Edge cloud still on the far horizon

Despite its potential, low-latency edge cloud for smart cities unlikely to make a major impact this year, a new report predicts.

Disaster recovery is a necessity, not a luxury

With disaster recovery solutions, state and local government agencies can quickly restore service to constituents and minimize the impact of potential disruptions.

DISA pushes bring your own approved devices

Thanks to the changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, bringing your own approved device (BYOAD) is now a high priority for the Defense Information Systems Agency.

DHS issues call for infrastructure modernization

The final solicitation for the $3.4 billion Data Center and Cloud Optimization contract seeks greater efficiency, better quality data, more security and better mission support.

CISA details attacks on cloud services

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency warned of attacks that leverage phishing and email forwarding vulnerabilities as well as one that bypassed multifactor authentication.

StateRAMP launches for state and local government cloud authorization

An independent non-profit, StateRAMP will offer cloud security verification services to state and local government agencies.

A real-time mapping platform built from volunteered information

The ground-up approach makes PlanetSense a scalable, location-based intelligence-gathering platform.

Reports: Former Michigan Governor to Be Charged in Flint Water Crisis

Rick Snyder and other former officials could face unspecified charges later this week.

The tech first responders really want

Dispatchers, firefighters, police and emergency medical services teams want the devices they already have to work better.

Cloud platform integrates social services data across departments

Maryland is using a single cloud-based platform for social service caseworkers that saves time, eliminates silos and better serves beneficiaries of child, juvenile and adult assistance.

For small and mid-sized communities, digital transformation depends on cloud computing

A successful cloud-based system must combine deep functionality with the last-mile capabilities that allow smaller jurisdictions to continue the march to greater efficiency and constant innovation.

Report: Stop Lines do Little to Encourage Drivers to Stop

Stop lines, the thick white bars painted ahead of intersections, do little to prevent crashes or influence driver behavior, a 14-year study found.

DISA takes on DOD cloud operations

The Defense Information Systems Agency will be absorbing the Defense Department’s Cloud Computing Program Office by the end of January, the agency's director said.

Many state capitols have security holes

With less than two-thirds of state capitol buildings employing metal detectors, and about 20 statehouses specifically allowing guns inside, there are many security gaps that rioters could exploit.

The uncomfortable questions facing Capitol Police over the security breach by MAGA mob

To many policing experts this was nothing short of an international embarrassment for American law enforcement and a searing indictment of a police department that appeared to be caught completely unprepared.

Two Mayors Envision the Future of Public Transit

COMMENTARY | The mayors of Kansas City, Missouri and Richmond, Virginia offer their thoughts on how to rebuild public transit in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

How government can rebuild digital infrastructure and support diversity and inclusion

A learning management system that can mix the soft skills of in-person instruction with virtual instruction creates technologists equipped to rebuild the government's crumbling digital infrastructure.

FirstNet takes a hit from Nashville bombing

FirstNet’s infrastructure was damaged by fire and water, but portable cell towers that link to the wireless public safety network via satellite came online within hours and provided connectivity to responders.

Colorado Lawmakers Eye Renewable Natural Gas Mandate

When the legislative session starts this winter, lawmakers are expected to again take up a proposal to mandate the state's largest utility use so-called "renewable natural gas." But some environmentalists are critical of RNG, saying other strategies will be more effective at combating climate change.

FedRAMP authorization bill passes House

The House, with new members from the 2020 elections freshly sworn-in, passed bipartisan legislation aimed at standardizing the processes federal agencies use to on-ramp cloud computing technologies.

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