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Harnessing new prediction technology, federal authorities hope to sharpen the disaster warnings they send directly to cellphones, as well as to state and county emergency managers, to make the warnings faster and clearer about life-threatening conditions.
States partnering with the National Governors Association will get help refining their priorities and developing action plans to improve cybersecurity.
The California city has extended access well beyond first responders to include a wide range of supporting agencies.
The IU Cybersecurity Clinic will help organizations better manage cyberattacks, protect intellectual property and improve privacy.
Traffic safety and mobility systems can collect and analyze data that helps enforce speed limits, spot vehicles flagged by police and alleviate congestion.
A new report makes sense of how local governments are adapting to the fast-changing world of big data, the internet of things and other smart-city technologies.
Last year, more than 116,000 responders trained at the mock municipality, coached by instructors who have confronted some of the nation’s most horrific moments, from the wake of 9/11 to hurricanes Harvey and Katrina.
Of the machines used without voter verified paper trails in 2018, more than half are found in just three states -- Pennsylvania, Georgia and Texas.
Redaction solutions powered by artificial intelligence can identify blur items of interest within the video, from license plates to human faces in minutes.
360VR Technology's platform gives responders web-based information about facility interiors proactively -- while they’re en route to the incident and once they’re onsite.
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