The Online Trust Audit, which rates site security, consumer protection and privacy across several sectors, also noted federal sites' adoption of critical security best practices.
A new collection of essays highlights effective cybersecurity defenses that can be leveraged by public-sector organizations.
After analyzing tweets from a wildfire evacuation, researchers found only six of the top 40 concerns were addressed by existing apps.
Designed to align with federal policies and standards, eGlobalTech's DevOps Factory gives agencies security, flexibility and a process model that allows them to continuously iterate and scale.
The General Services Administration is looking improve its FASlane process with machine learning and distributed ledger technologies.
In Oregon, the Washington County Sheriff's Office is using Amazon Web Service's Rekognition service to match pictures of suspects with a pool of mugshots.
States begin deliberations on whether to opt into FirstNet or develop their own complementary network.
Better information sharing can help with cyber preparation, but over classification of data inhibits public-private partnerships, a security expert says.
The Unisys suite includes separate modules that can work with legacy systems, making it easy for agencies to modernize their case management systems.
Montgomery County, Md., built an interactive map that lets users see planned bike routes and comment on different sections of the project.
The Douglas County, Colo., Search and Rescue Team was able to locate lost hikers in just a few hours.
Virtual environments will allow more accurate documentation for ship builders and installation engineers and give sailors a way to train on new equipment before it is placed onboard.