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True runtime protection can determine, within milliseconds, if the code currently being executed by the workload came from the software developer or from an attacker.

Automating and streamlining municipal land management and community development processes improve collaboration between private- and public-sector stakeholders.

By establishing visibility into the connections between applications and workloads, agencies can proactively defend against attacks and efficiently secure their networks and data.

The already delayed modernization was pushed back even further as the IRS dealt with pandemic-induced back-ordered hardware, delays in procurement activities and staff being reassigned to support COVID-19 response.

A study of four governments -- two state and two local -- illustrates how agile has evolved from a software development approach to being applied in project management, procurement and social services.

Hackers launching an attack that coincides with a natural disaster could greatly hamper first responders, hospitals, utilities and government agencies and create a domino effect involving loss of electrical power, water, telecommunications and other infrastructure.

The Coast Guard is looking to give its enforcement personnel access to its safety and law enforcement database via mobile apps.

With its first multiyear cybersecurity roadmap, California is addressing critical gaps in the state’s information and cybersecurity programs, allowing it to better manage both existing and future threats.

Health systems can protect themselves from electromagnetic interference that fools temperature sensors into giving false readings.

Centralized hubs where developers can access an arsenal of DevOps tools minimize the need for context switching and provide greater visibility into how tools work together and who’s using them for what purpose.