Lives are at risk when traffic management systems fall prey to cyberattacks. But with automation tools and network observability, state and local departments of transportation can implement effective cyber protections.
Digital transformation has made IT administration more complicated. But state and local IT leaders can overcome the burdensome complexity by evaluating on-the-ground impacts and monitoring both individual aspects of the transformation and what’s happening enterprisewide.
IT complexity threatens state and local governments’ ability to modernize and innovate in ways that their constituency demands. But there are four ways that these governments can overcome IT challenges in a hybrid world.
State and local governments are faced with a pressing need to repair infrastructure damage, particularly transportation infrastructure, following a natural disaster. But localities often lack visibility into what’s happening on the ground, and that delays restoration efforts. Automation can be a huge help.
The Space Force has a comprehensive plan for training its IT professionals and keeping them up to date. Agencies at all levels can learn from the program.
Here are five steps government agencies can take to combat security apathy and proactively manage cyber risk when we emerge from the pandemic.
The most successful project managers have IT skills, as well as communication, collaboration, and other “people skills” to help guide agency initiatives.
Here are three things that federal IT pros can do to update their agency’s cybersecurity plan.
Database administrators, cloud computing engineers and cybersecurity experts are among the roles agencies need to fill with skilled professionals who can help defend against internal and external threats.