How technology can help local police improve efficiencies and better serve citizens
Tools like automated license plate recognition software and vehicle recognition systems can be used to create a contactless and efficient form of policing that can help departments manage their budgetary realities while keeping their officers and communities safe for everyone.
Automating breathalyzer tests to reduce in-person contact
As people social distance to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, police are finding tools to help them enforce the law and practice social distancing.
Reaching into virtual machines for forensic data
The Cloud Hypervisor-forensics and Incident Response Platform gives analysts a way to extract data from cloud infrastructure at the hypervisor level.
DOD wants another month for JEDI review
The Pentagon is looking for a 30-day extension so it can continue its partial re-examination of award of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract to Microsoft.
Why local governments should secure CARES Act funding (and how they can)
Software-defined, virtualized and decentralized infrastructure gives governments the flexibility, scalability and operational efficiency required to address residents’ needs in real-time, from anywhere.
DOD clears mid-band spectrum for commercial 5G
The Defense Department has made another 100 megahertz of mid-band spectrum bandwidth available for commercial 5G use.
NSA expanding telework for unclassified work
As the National Security Agency works to broaden its cloud-based telework capabilities, it is expanding capabilities within Microsoft Office 365 to support unclassified activities.
High-performance computing from anywhere
GPU-accelerated virtual workstations allow scientists to continue working with massive datasets from almost anywhere.
Managing hybrid and multi-cloud environments with enterprise IT as a service
As agencies adopt multi- and hybrid-cloud environments, they should consider an as-a-service model with zero trust network access as their foundation for secure access.
DHS, DISA look to clouds for FOIA management
Both the Department of Homeland Security and the Defense Information Systems Agency are considering cloud-based systems that will help them improve the way they manage Freedom of Information Act requests.
CISA, NIST issue cloud security guidance
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has issued finalized core guidance for the Trusted Internet Connection program, and National Institute of Standards and Technology its guide on access controls for IaaS, PaaS and SaaS cloud models.
Michigan Partners with NBA to Help Provide Election Support
As states prepare for increased voter turnout in November, they are pursuing new partnerships and poll worker recruitment efforts to get ready.
DOD plans next JEDI announcement by end of August
Defense Department CIO Dana Deasy said that "barring any last minute unforeseen additional issues that are raised," the Pentagon expects to announce its "intentions to award" by the end of August.
Columbus unwraps smart transportation pilots
Columbus, Ohio, is driving its Smart City Challenge transportation projects forward, and transit officials in Nashville, Tenn., and across Arizona are integrating and analyzing traffic data, advancing connected vehicle infrastructure and supporting needs of local residents.
Shared infrastructure powers federal COVID research
The COVID-19 Insights Partnership creates a framework for the Departments of Health and Human Services and Veterans Affairs to take advantage of the high performance computing and artificial intelligence resources at the Department of Energy to conduct cutting-edge COVID-19 research.
The 'magic' of open source: better, faster, cheaper -- and trustworthy
Governments at all levels are seeing the benefits of embracing open-source software to better deliver services to the public, a new report states.
5 steps to developing an application modernization strategy
Successfully modernizing application infrastructure is possible if agencies are meticulous about their plans and the problems they are trying to solve.
Advocates Rally to Tear Down Highways That Bulldozed Black Neighborhoods
The interstate highway system flattened homes and businesses in Black communities.
How the cloud helped move Corona, Calif., to ‘government on demand’
A well-designed cloud workspace infrastructure capable of not only scaling quickly but delivering a secure user experience can mean the difference between essential services continuity and a stutter step of execution problems.
State Attorneys General Sue Over Clean Water Act Changes
They say that the new rule will lessen states’ abilities to combat pollution.
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