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Government IT managers are identifying and implementing the right security technologies, targeting initiatives, appropriating funding and seeing pandemic stressors decline, a new survey found.

The Army expects its common data fabric will allow it to easily send data back and forth from legacy and business systems to the tactical edge.

Agencies need seamless endpoint visibility for the new reality of remote work, cloud services and mobile communications.

Budgeting, cybersecurity and legacy technology are proving stumbling blocks to migration, according to a new NASCIO report.

Academics and researchers in rural and underserved communities must have the same access to high-speed internet infrastructure as their peers in metropolitan areas.

To help water and wastewater utilities protect their IT and operational technology systems from cyberattack, the FBI, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency, Environmental Protection Agency and National Security Agency have outlined steps facilities can to take steps to defend themselves.

The project aims to better inform infrastructure planning decisions for Galveston Island and the Texas coastline.

With nearly $187 million in Technology Modernization Fund investment, GSA will increase Login.gov’s cybersecurity for current and future users, add equitable identity verification and in-person options for vulnerable populations and make it easier for agencies to provide Login.gov to more citizens.

The addition of commercial cellular infrastructure will enable reservists and responders to work more efficiently at the edge.

HR leaders can leverage data analytics by partnering with experts to create dashboards that allow them to visualize and track the progress of new policies and procedures in alignment with diversity goals.