GOVTECH TODAY
FEBRUARY 26, 2020

RSA 2020: How the FBI Thinks About, Responds to Ransomware 
At this year's RSA cybersecurity conference, one session looked at the ways in which the Bureau is attempting to work together with private industry to track and prosecute hackers who spread the malware. READ MORE

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How to Build a Zero Trust Security Model to Manage Security and Compliance Risks
The notion of a traditional perimeter is no longer valid thanks to IT modernization efforts, adoption of cloud technologies and the proliferation of mobile devices.
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Los Angeles Buys in to the Promise of the Electric Fire Truck
The city of Los Angeles will soon have an electric-powered fire truck in service out of its Hollywood station. The move is one of several that city officials are making to reduce their carbon emissions. READ MORE

The Census Goes Digital – 3 Things to Know
Collecting census data online creates new risks to the accuracy and integrity of the information. Here's what to be aware of. READ MORE

Electriphi Looks to Help Public Sector Cut EV Charging Costs
The company has created software to help fleet managers, including school districts and municipal agencies, plan when and how to charge their electric vehicles, to make sure they hit their marks at the lowest price. READ MORE

QUESTION OF THE DAY

What else can you do with Bird’s app besides rent a scooter?
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3 Steps to a Zero-Trust Security Model
State and local governments are constantly pushed to do more with less. With the right solutions and policies, a zero-trust security model offers a better way for IT departments to manage security and compliance risks without breaking the bank.

MORE HEADLINES

Columbus, Ohio, Halts Driverless Shuttles After Malfunction

U.S. Power Grid Lacks Adequate Security Measures (Opinion)

Springfield, Mass., OKs Facial Recognition Moratorium

What Can Cities Do About Congestion from Ridesharing?

Why the Coronavirus Effect Is Hitting the Tech Industry Hard

Kansas Sheriff's App Aims to Help Keep Children Safe

Researchers: Data Privacy in Health Care Needs Boost

Ohio Supreme Court Issues $3.2 Million in Tech Grants

EDITOR'S CHOICE

Coronavirus Fears Evident as RSA Kicks Off in San Francisco

DoD Agency Suffers Data Breach, Potentially Compromising SSNs

New Hampshire's Denis Goulet Becomes New NASCIO President

INDUSTRY RESOURCES

Preparing for the Network of Tomorrow, Today

Defending Against Today's Critical Threats: A 2019 Threat Report

Gaining Steam: Cloud Platform Adoption and Emerging Technologies

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