A bill in the New York legislature would eliminate anonymous comments posted online. Aside from First Amendment concerns for the general public, what would such a law mean to government employees?
Expanding a unified communications plan from VOIP to high-def videoconferencing required a business case to show savings and justify the expense.
Fresno, Calif., automates the task of tracking and controlling its network endpoints, both stationary and mobile.
Georgia is using the LexisNexis Tax Refund Investigative Solution in a pilot program to mitigate identity fraud and has awarded the company a contract to continue the effort.
The records, including Social Security numbers and state ID numbers for home care workers and recipients, were lost or stolen while in the mail.
For Paulding County, Ga., bonding three cellular channels together provides multimegabit bandwidth for its mobile command center without the expense of a satellite link.
After tornadoes ripped through nearby Springfield, the technology director of Dedham decided it was time to move data backup and recovery to the cloud.
Paulding County, Ga., gets good broadband connectivity over cellular service for its mobile command center, but it is considering satellite communications as a backup service.
Utah.gov has a new infrastructure that dynamically integrates data and information into a portal and delivers it in real time without the need for a Web content management system
CIOs describe what works with mobile application development at NASCIO's Mid-year Conference.
The department has a program to help develop technology for first responders, but matching the money with state and local agencies' requirements has proved difficult.
People are moving quickly to mobile devices and relying on text and video rather than voice. Can Next-Gen 911 catch up?
The Federal Communications Commission's road map for the transition to a new generation of 911 services starts with location accuracy.
The National Preparedness Report from FEMA puts cybersecurity at the bottom of the readiness list, with fewer than half of states prepared to defend IT systems and networks.
Most states lack policies on online file storage usage, but CISOs say there is risk in uncontrolled use of these services.