A Tripwire study also found that 88 percent of IT professionals think such hacks would pose a threat to public safety.
Combining analytics and AR/VR will allow agencies to tackle challenges more efficiently, ultimately saving money, time and maybe even lives.
As the U.S. outlines new rules for driverless car development and safety, Chinese researchers uncover vulnerabilities that can be exploited from 12 miles away.
The state plans to engage technology vendors to help businesses and state agencies use blockchain technology to distribute, share, and save ledgers and contracts.
Combining connectivity and automation promises to transform the movement of people and goods more effectively and safely than either could alone.
A multidisciplinary team of university researchers is working to pull together a platform capable of scanning the massive numbers of images and videos posted online daily and verifying their authenticity.
Alphabet and Virginia Tech are teaming up to test food delivery at the Blacksburg campus, home of one of the six Federal Aviation Administration designated test sites.
Department 13 has launched a forensics service to help authorities examine drones suspected of illegal activity.
Nevada is looking for prototype solutions that can minimize vehicle-pedestrian collisions.
The GCN Dig IT Awards celebrate discovery and innovation in government IT -- the cutting-edge technology and creative implementations that are supporting critical missions at all levels of the public sector.
Whether it’s meeting new technology challenges or taking the tedium or danger out of government operations, agencies are using automation to deliver services faster.
A new agreement gives university researchers direct access to NASA's Ames Research Center for the exchange of real-time UAS flight data.