While federal agencies are getting better at working with state and local authorities, they face an ongoing challenge of staying ahead of an evolving threat landscape, said…

The law requires that agencies ensure their digital services are accessible to people with physical, sensory or cognitive disabilities.

The $46.5 billion network being developed by AT&T and the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet) will have apps and functionality that cannot even be envisioned today, one…

The governor of Virginia urged Congress Wednesday to see past part politics to create a meaningful cybersecurity plan for the good of the nation.

By June states should have a draft plan for the nation’s first public safety network to decide whether they will opt in or out of the program…

The Department of Homeland Security has selected Mississippi State University as the new base of operations for its drone research and development.

A recently discovered strain of ransomware dubbed MarsJoke is predominantly targeting local and state government officials by luring them to click on malware-laden download links that appear…

The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services wants to make it easier for vendors to get involved in modernizing Medicaid IT systems across the country through a…

A new challenge from the Transportation Department will award $50 million to a city with the best smart-enabled transportation plan.

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