Researchers have designed a cloud-based framework that uses an internet-of-things messaging protocol for communications among drones, autonomous ground vehicles and responders.
The updated roadmap reflects the changing needs of public safety agencies and advancing mobile technology trends.
Local initiatives will make a lasting difference if they do not end up being merely temporary ways to cope with the pandemic but remain as part of a long-term strategy to make basic educational opportunities available for all.
In the first known example of ransomware hitting a U.S. election system, Georgia’s Hall County suffered damage to its voter signature database, slowing down verification of absentee ballots.
A Russian state-sponsored advanced persistent threat actor targeting state, local, territorial and tribal government networks exfiltrated data from at least two victims.
Researchers have developed a framework to identify the public health effects of self-driving vehicles.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds is coming under fire for using millions in federal coronavirus relief funds to pay for two IT projects that some consider unrelated to the pandemic.
A lack of awareness, skills and resources were behind states’ problematic PDF applications, a recent report revealed.
While a new bipartisan bill clarifies that governors can call on the National Guard to protect critical election infrastructure, some states have already activated guard units.
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development has called on Google Cloud to help it expedite unemployment insurance claims processing.