Smart cities can increase security with a networking strategy that continually aligns the end-to-end architecture with business goals.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology has issued a draft report listing 17 "technical concerns" that can undermine trust in internet-of-things products and services.
Some of the same vulnerabilities that enabled the 2016 Mirai botnet attack can still be found in components of smart city applications, a new study shows.
US Ignite is working with the Knight Foundation to connect city governments with federal funding opportunities.
San Diego is combining its drone research with smart city efforts.
Two years after winning the Department of Transportation's $40 million Smart City Challenge, Columbus, Ohio, details its connected vehicle infrastructure.
The Smart Cities Project Activator is a web-based portal to help cities collect and organize the information they need to for smart city project planning.
A new application will allow transportation departments to pass roadway infrastructure information to automated vehicles.
Spending on internet-of-things technologies and services worldwide is expected to reach more than $2 billion by 2023.
A new white paper from Georgia Tech dives into IoT technology for municipal services, utilities, public safety, transportation and health care.
The internet of things is amplifying the number and variety of touchpoints available to reach citizens and giving municipalities access to data that can help shape service offerings.
As state and local agencies adopt automation, cloud and IoT technologies to improve their services and citizens' experience, they must also incorporate automated defenses to mitigate associated risks.