9 ways to use web proxies to limit Internet exposure
The Internet is a dangerous place. But there are concrete steps an organization can take to manage the risk while still allowing employees the access they need.
How states stack up on cyber readiness
The Pell Center’s report on the cyber readiness of eight states explores how states are protecting infrastructure, information and operations.
Army-Navy collaboration hints at next-gen joint force communications
The Army’s Joint Enterprise Network Manager is supporting radios on the Navy’s next-gen satellite communications system.
Upstate New York Is Betting on More Casinos
With the number of casinos growing in the Northeast, can a new one thrive in the Empire State's Southern Tier?
How Governments Can Mitigate Rising Cyberattacks
Is your agency talking to its ISP, using multiple data centers and monitoring its networks?
Idaho Deer Incident Captured on Body Camera; Public Works Identity Crisis Ends in Maine
Also: Wisconsin’s contaminated well water and big retirement wave at SEPTA in Philly.
When Revamping Public Engagement, Governments Can Use the Cloud
A West Virginia state agency sped up its grant processing by building an app on top of a CRM.
Cities and States Try to Crack Down on Distracted Bicycling
Bans on texting or cellphones and even headphones or earplugs abound.
Uber Faces Hefty Fine From Pennsylvania Regulators
Administrative law judges: “Uber clearly should have been aware that arranging transportation with uncertificated drivers was not permitted.”
Fort Campbell goes lean and green with passive optical LAN
A passive optical LAN recently installed at Fort Campbell by Tellabs boosted savings, energy efficiency and security.
Berkeley Lab opens computational science facility
The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s Wang Hall will house the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center.
DHS funds research to harden medical devices against cyberattacks
Pacemakers and other devices have Internet capabilities, but all too often lack adequate security.
NGA seeks input on new, improved mapping tools
A configurable mapping platform would help the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency build and deploy intuitive, customizable and responsive maps on both mobile and desktop clients.
Building the 21st century vault with layered security
No matter where information is located -- on the network or a personal computer -- multiple layers of security must be in place to keep threats at bay.
Are state and local governments ready for CDM?
Interest in the DHS-run Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation program has been slow to build outside of federal agencies, but other levels of government are beginning to take note.
Local Police Embrace the Internet of Things
From body cameras to drones, Microsoft is helping law enforcement agencies connect the latest tech through the cloud.
New York City Looks to Close Gender Gap in Business Ownership
With WE NYC, officials hope to “uplift entire families, communities and our city’s economy.”
Code for America Names Local Government Partners for Its 2016 Fellowship Program
Among the priorities for 2016 fellows: Improve access to health and human services, reduce incarceration levels and promote economic development.
White House Pushes Back Against Governors’ Calls to Block Refugees
The Obama administration is trying to assuage national security concerns—and remind states that refugees are handled by the federal government.
Hard Work of Creating a ‘Public Safety Department’ Pays Dividends for City and Residents
Merging police and fire departments into a unified agency can be difficult. But 30 years after East Grand Rapids, Michigan, did it, the effort has paid off, according to the city manager.
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