Statescoop
Dallas County's new infectious disease reporting system has now been expanded to track the reporting of more than 120 health conditions.

Cyberscoop
A six-month study dove into the services offered by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency to protect federal networks.

Extreme Networks
Seguin’s modern, simple-to-manage network has enabled the city to pursue various digital initiatives that have improved citizen experience, enhanced community operations and transformed the way city staff do their job.

Statescoop
The National Association of State Chief Information Officers published the results of its 2023 annual survey, which included questions about emerging technologies, financial models, cybersecurity and IT modernization.

GovLoop
New employees face many onboarding challenges, including learning how to ask for and access agency information. Answer engine technology is revolutionizing this process.

By Stephen Williamson, Assistant Director of Technology for the City of Forney
Finding qualified individuals to fill security roles is challenging for organizations of all size, but cybersecurity threats will come whether or not there is someone available to address them. This article explains how to implement simple but often underestimated strategies—such as employee training, MFA, and basic infrastructure practices—to reduce cyber liability within smaller government agencies without needing to create fancy security titles or new positions.