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Buses in Sacramento will be testing stop-arm cameras and artificial intelligence-enabled software that capture and analyze driver behavior around stopped buses.

The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development is rolling out a new service that allows individuals -- even those without a mobile phone or dedicated internet access – to verify their identity at retail locations.

State residents can now store a digitized version of their driver’s license on their smartphone.

To ensure the U.S. can take full advantage of emerging technologies, the National Institute of Standards and Technology is asking input in eight areas so it can craft a strategy that fosters economic growth and competitiveness.

Semantic Knowledge Graphing Market is Going to Boom with Yandex, Semantic Web Company, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Baidu, Google

New data suggests the widening gap between citizens’ expectation of digital service and reality threatens to further undermine trust in government.

One idea for closing the digital divide in New York City proposes allowing underserved households to pay for high-speed internet with electronic benefit transfer cards.

Familiarity with specific phishing incidents helps people remember phishing generally and recognize that it might explain the weird things they notice in an email. These stories are key to people going from “something’s fishy” to “is this phishing?”

To ensure successful transitions to the dynamic, but controlled, zero-trust environments, agencies should fully understand the complexities of the technologies and the key role of visibility.

The New York City Internet Master Plan outlines the citys strategy for bringing internet access to many of the city’s housing projects, or upwards of 1.6 million residents.