This crafty tool can eavesdrop on 6G wireless signals
With a tool made out of simple materials like office paper and a metallic foil transfer, attackers can listen in on 6G transmissions between two users, researchers said.
Authentication considerations for state and local governments
Multifactor authentication adds a layer of security to accessing accounts but agencies should know the differences between methods.
Software bill of materials is about more than compliance, expert says
As organizations look to hammer out the standards for SBOMs, they’re also looking at how to automate the vulnerability checking process.
USPS Plans to Close More Facilities and Repurpose Those That Remain
As Louis DeJoy seeks to implement his vision, new confirmed board members could tip the scales for USPS governance.
EPA seeks funding to improve the cybersecurity of America’s water systems
The Environmental Protection Agency aims to invest $4 billion in upgrades to the nation’s water and wastewater infrastructure with a strong focus on cybersecurity.
Schools should prep for ransomware with response and comms plans, experts say
The pandemic increased the footprint of what schools need to protect.
Cities that hyped crypto are now contending with the crash
This month's cryptocurrency market meltdown is raising new questions about how far local governments and public officials should go getting involved with the virtual asset.
How XDR can identify and fill the cracks in state and local government’s cybersecurity posture
By enabling security solutions to do what they’re intended to do—identify threats—extended detection response better equips security personnel to analyze these identified vulnerabilities and respond to inbound threats.
New DOJ guidance on key hacking law creates carve out for security researchers
Nearly a decade after the death of open-access advocate Aaron Schwartz, his legacy is still playing out in cybersecurity policy.
State and local governments turn to normalizing the ‘new normal’ workplace
With lessons from the rapid shift to telework, officials are rejiggering plans for hybrid environments and keeping nimble, problem-solving mentalities.
Energy Department provides $53M for climate change tech
The funds go to more than 250 projects spread over 38 states.
Nonprogrammers are building more of the world’s software – a computer scientist explains ‘no-code’
No-code platforms could play a prominent role in the future of artificial intelligence, and reduce the time it takes to train machine learning models.
New online hub to help cities apply for federal infrastructure funding
The $50 million initiative will provide advice and resources to municipalities, especially small towns, through public sector groups and nonprofits, according to Bloomberg Philanthropies.
How a Virginia county wooed Amazon and Boeing
It takes more than tax breaks to get large tech companies to come to a locality.
Miami taps smart tech to verify commercial water use
The pilot program aims to identify meters that are not accurately tracking water use and help the county recover revenue lost to undercounting.
Biden says agencies will be ready for hurricane season. But a watchdog is warning of shortfalls
Federal responders will have what they need, president says. GAO says the government should do more to help local communities prepare.
Legislation promoting cyber collaboration between DHS and states awaits Biden signature
The legislation would improve information sharing between federal cybersecurity authorities and state and local governments.
How 5G can transform public safety
At this time, 5G technology is still finding its feet, but it has already proven its value in several life-saving situations.
Postal Service should 'act swiftly' to scale up identity services, IG says
USPS is working with the General Services Administration on more in-person options for Login.gov, according to a new whitepaper from the U.S. Postal Service's Inspector General.
Biden administration launches new component to internet expansion
The Internet for All program utilizes funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill to deploy internet connectivity nationwide.
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