Water trade groups urge lawmakers to consider cyber training, more funding for their facilities
House subcommittee members make the case that more EPA regulatory efforts surrounding water facilities could “do more harm than good.”
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- Boston opens AI-powered 'Curb Lab' to optimize public spaces
- New York Mayor Mamdani names Obama-era digital services officer as CTO
- Bridge safety, real-time infrastructure monitoring targets of NYC Transit Tech Lab's 8th annual competition
Cybersecurity
- Maryland unveils statewide zero-trust cybersecurity policy
- Prominent access broker pleads guilty to 'obtaining information' from Oregon state government computer
- North Carolina latest to require vendors to meet GovRAMP cloud security standard
- Democracy nonprofit launches project to aid elections officials on cybersecurity
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- Colorado to fund land records system upgrades in 22 counties
- States must align policy, funding, tech when designing benefits systems, new report says
- Budget constraints forcing states to 'double down' on efficiency, modernization, Pew report claims
- North Dakota launches campaign finance and ethics systems to strengthen voter transparency