Bad guys are becoming more successful with artificial intelligence, and agencies need both old and new methods for defense.

Another big challenge for zero-trust implementations is that admins need things to be seamless for users but difficult for ...

Digital twins are more than just tools for better decision-making; they represent a shift in how cities understand, ...

AI Bans Require Integrated Networking Platforms With the rise of AI tools, both sanctioned and unsanctioned, state governments face increased network pressure. Additionally, cyberattackers are ...

The Most Common Vulnerabilities Aren’t the Most Exploited The clearest takeaway from SonicWall’s data is that patching the most common types of vulnerabilities simply isn’t as effective as it used to ...

IBM warns that bad actors can hack nonhuman identities and steal access credentials. Because nonhuman identities often go unmonitored, cybercriminals may circumvent security easily due to a lack of ...

For state and local government agencies, cost is nearly always a factor when considering whether to adopt a new technology. Any solution should deliver on functional expectations, but it should also ...

AI-Based Detection and Response Makes Utilities More Proactive AI is contributing to a shift away from reactive security and toward proactive security. Again, we’re already seeing this to some extent ...

Device Is Invaluable Gear for Law Enforcement Samsung has provided the city of Chicago with over 10,000 S25 devices to replace in-vehicle mounted laptops. Inside the vehicle, the S25 connects with ...

We hear this question a lot from the public sector: When is the right time to upgrade to Wi-Fi 7? From a technical standpoint, Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) delivers higher speeds, ultralow latency and better ...