Effective cybersecurity does not happen by chance. It’s supported by three foundational building blocks, says Idaho CIO Jerred Edgar. Learn from his real-world experience successfully developing Building Block #3: Collaborating on Collective Defense.
Cybersecurity that can withstand threats comes down to three foundational building blocks, said Idaho CIO Jerred Edgar. Read on for his advice, based on his Army experiences — for tackling Building Block #2: Fostering Trust Among Stakeholders.
Agentic AI has the potential to transform how government responds to constituent needs — but state and local officials aren’t getting caught in the hype. Hear how Tennessee’s CIO explains her state’s careful, responsible path to incorporating agentic AI into state systems.
Strong cybersecurity comes down to three foundational building blocks, explains Idaho CIO (and Army Veteran) Jerred Edgar. Read on to learn more — including how to develop Building Block #1: Executing with Competence.
In this video interview, Nick Brown with Uber discusses the public sector’s status-quo approach to providing transportation services and the benefits of a modern alternative.
In this video interview, Ben Caruso with HPE Networking explains how self-driving networks can transform how state and local agencies typically manage their systems.
To fend off combined threats to physical and cyber systems, public agencies need more than incremental improvements to their legacy processes and systems. They need an advanced approach to visitor management, as Part 2 of this two-part series explains.
Government agencies increasingly face threats that combine physical and cyber risk, and need an advanced visitor-management approach to overcome them.
State and local governments encounter unique challenges when implementing AI technology. Practical, mission-related workforce development efforts can have an outsized impact in addressing these obstacles.
As budget pressures mount, local governments must invest wisely. Future-proof civic engagement by prioritizing ADA-accessible websites, resident self-service tools, and modern emergency messaging systems. These investments not only improve efficiency and reduce costs — they build trust, transparency, and long-term community resilience.