GOVTECH TODAY
JANUARY 5, 2021

Granicus Offers Government Tools to Talk About Vaccines
The COVID-19 vaccines are here, but rollout has been far slower than the government hoped for. Now the gov tech company Granicus is offering some free tools to help the public sector talk about vaccination programs. READ MORE

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Reimagining Government Resiliency
This pandemic and its evolving consequences have shown that technology is an increasingly important component that enables governments to stay securely connected and productive.
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MORE TOP STORIES

Startup OpenGrants Announces Unique Investment Offering
In the process of expanding its base of users and investors, the company is asking for support through CAFEs — continuous agreements for future equity — at a minimum $500 one-year buy-in at $10 apiece. READ MORE

Smart Columbus, Partners Redouble Green Energy Efforts
Smart Columbus Energy functions as a nonprofit energy broker, forming agreements between large corporate campuses and local utilities to buy renewable energy. READ MORE

Where Next for Government Cybersecurity in Colorado?
Colorado State Government CISO Deborah (Debbi) Blyth is widely recognized as an innovator among government cybersecurity leaders. Here, she discusses her past accomplishments, COVID-19 challenges and Colorado’s future security plans. READ MORE

QUESTION OF THE DAY

Did Americans spend too much time on our phones in 2020?
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Buffalo Moves Critical City 311 Call Center Home in 48-Hours Amid Pandemic Closure
Read more to see how Cisco helps the City of Buffalo in a 48-hour race for work-from-home unified communications.
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MORE HEADLINES

COVID-19 Stimulus Could Expand Internet Access in Kentucky

New York County Rebuilds Cyberdefenses After Attack

Paper Ballots Integral to Connecticut Election Security

The Sunburst Hack Was Massive and Devastating – 5 Observations from a Cybersecurity Expert

Ohio County Sheriff Turns to Paper Following System Hack

How Ohio Local Governments Are Handling Online Threats

Kansas County Jail Inmates Receive Access to Tablets

Marin County, Calif., Works Toward Better Internet Access

Minnesota Community Eyes Police Drone Purchase

EDITOR'S CHOICE

Grim Forecast, Pandemic Collide in Banner Cybersecurity Year

COVID-19: The Ultimate Stress Test for Major Government Systems

Emerging Tech Gets Off the Ground Amid Pandemic Response

INDUSTRY RESOURCES

Paper: Migrating to the Elastic Stack

Paper: Catching up with Constituent Expectations

Paper: Leveling Up Enterprise Security and Connectivity

Paper: Security That's Ready for the Unexpected

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