How State, Local Agencies Can Augment Their Cyber Operations
Managed security services can help overtaxed IT professionals in state, local, tribal and territorial governments contend with growing cyber threats.
Tips for Collaborating in a Hybrid World
There are many ways to describe hybrid work’s transformative impact on society, but they mean the same thing: People have more work flexibility than they used to. Here are expert tips for collaborating in a hybrid environment.
Intuition Is a Good Starting Point. Data Is the Next Step
Let’s be honest: Your gut plays an important role in making decisions. But in this increasingly sophisticated technological sphere, it falls short.
Flexibility and Balance: Bringing Your Whole Self to City Leadership
When the pandemic struck during his second year in office, Shreveport Mayor Adrian Perkins learned important lessons about staying flexible.
How to Budget for Continuous Improvement
Wayne County, Michigan, is approaching its budget and modernization plans to ensure the most positive and lasting impact.
Zero Trust: Passing Fad or Not?
Zero trust might not be a cure-all government security, but it’s important to understand how it works and the difference it can make.
Decision Fatigue: How It Works and How to Beat It
The real problem with decision fatigue is not that we might avoid making decisions but that we might make bad ones without giving them any thought.
How to Handle a Career Setback
At any given time in your career, you will experience a career setback. Even individuals at the top of their game will inevitably suffer a workplace obstacle. How you respond to setbacks determines and defines your job future.
9 Simple Ways to Show Kindness to Your Employees
Kindness might seem like a popular buzzword these days, but maybe it’s because there is something extraordinary about it. Maybe it’s because even the smallest act can change someone’s entire day. Show some kindness to your employees with these nine simple ideas.
3 Tips to Prepare for When (Not If) a Cyberattack Occurs
Preventing the worst from happening may be the first step to approaching cybersecurity. But what about when the worst happens?