Why XDR is a game-changer for SLED security
A new report underscores why extended detection and response solutions help state and local agencies and education institutions simplify, automate and unify their security operations.
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Maryland CIO to focus on ‘clarifying’ enterprise services
On the Priorities podcast, Maryland CIO Katie Savage says she’s getting ready to work closer with agencies on enterprise services.
Maximizing security: The crucial need for advanced authentication in today’s cyber landscape
It is not enough to verify a user's identity, says a new report—analyzing user behavior and device health is essential for building robust threat prevention strategies.
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.
How states can use zero trust to improve their cybersecurity posture
Illinois CISO and CISCO executive discuss strategies that are helping state and local governments implement zero-trust architecture to improve cybersecurity.
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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
What state CIOs should consider when tackling top IT priorities
Cybersecurity remains a top concern for state CIOs, but digital transformation remains key in meeting citizen needs.
Setting a new standard of security to meet modern threats
Cisco’s Marc Moffett discusses a new benchmark for assessing security and trust
Building greater digital equity for constituents to access government services
IT networking and security experts discuss how state and local agencies confront the digital divide across communities in the U.S. and ensure constituents can access resources with…
Local governments lack funding, not desire, to expand broadband, survey finds
Many cities, counties and tribal governments have broadband projects ready, but not enough funding, according to a report from Cisco.
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