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What Should We Expect for State and Local Government IT Priorities in 2024?

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What Should We Expect for State and Local Government IT Priorities in 2024?

As we wrap up 2023, it is a great time to reflect on the current state of technology in state and local governments and look ahead to the priorities for the coming year. As we enter 2024, we are seeing IT leaders in government crystalizing their efforts in four key areas: cybersecurity digital services artificial intelligence (AI) and modernizing transportation infrastructure. Cybersecurity continues to be top tech priority Maintaining the security of networks and the…

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Secure your critical roadways infrastructure as you digitize and resolve congestion

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Secure your critical roadways infrastructure as you digitize and resolve congestion

As a Londoner, it was slightly bitter-sweet to see London highlighted in the opening line of the INRIX Global Traffic Scorecard for 2022. Particularly as it is listed as the most congested city in the world. However, London isn’t alone, and congestion is clearly a global issue. Chicago and Paris are a close second and third on the list, with drivers in each city annually facing more than 130 lost hours in traffic due to…

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IoT Transportation Leadership Summit: Innovation on the Move

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IoT Transportation Leadership Summit: Innovation on the Move

Across the United States, local communities, transportation departments, and transit, port, and turnpike authorities are seeking new and better ways to deliver on their mission-critical objectives to provide safe, efficient, and reliable transportation. They are focusing on smart, long-term investments in digital infrastructure to support the future needs of transportation. At Cisco Live US earlier this year, we hosted an industrial IoT Transportation Leadership Summit, inviting industry leaders to discuss their plans, progress, and the…

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Cisco Partner Summit Bus Tracking Pilot

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Cisco Partner Summit Bus Tracking Pilot

This blog was guest authored by Sean Curtis, Director, Technology Experiences with Cisco. With over 3,000 attendees distributed across nearly 20 hotels in Miami, Florida for Cisco Partner Summit 2023, transportation was a challenge. The logistics of getting our top partners and Cisco leaders to the Miami Beach Convention Center required thoughtful planning. After all, we needed attendees focused on collaborating and learning, not wondering if a bus was on its way. That’s why we…

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Powering up in harsh environments: Five questions to ask before selecting the right industrial PoE switch

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Powering up in harsh environments: Five questions to ask before selecting the right industrial PoE switch

When it comes to cables, less is more. With power over ethernet (PoE), ethernet cables do double duty, carrying DC power as well as data. PoE saves the costs of power supplies, cables, and outlets for devices like access points, cameras, desk phones, digital signage, lighting systems, and now, increasingly desktops and laptops. PoE reduces OpEx by simplifying and centralizing low voltage management as well as reducing the effort needed for installation and powering of…

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Cisco Transportation at Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC) 2023

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Cisco Transportation at Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC) 2023

Cisco recently attended Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona, Spain where 25,000 attendees from 800 cities came together with a common purpose, to move cities towards a better future. Cisco’s belief that technology holds the promise of transforming communities, powering opportunity, and creating a more sustainable future was on full display with an interactive booth, over forty theater presentations and numerous demonstrations. A prominent theme at SCEWC was urban mobility and how technology is…

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So How do You Electrify the World’s Largest Single-Owner Vehicle Fleet?

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So How do You Electrify the World’s Largest Single-Owner Vehicle Fleet?

As the old joke goes . . . ‘you do it carefully!’ As part of the U.S. Federal Government’s journey to net zero, the Department of Defense (DoD) will transition its non-combat vehicle fleets to electric vehicles (EVs). It will likely be one of the largest single-owner fleet transitions worldwide, operating across various vehicle types, functions, locations, and operating conditions. In such an undertaking, there will be many design and implementation decisions, including those considering…

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Driving API Security Forward: Protecting Vehicle-to-Cloud Communications

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Driving API Security Forward: Protecting Vehicle-to-Cloud Communications

In the rapidly evolving automotive landscape, vehicles are no longer just machines that move us from point A to point B; they have transformed into complex, interconnected systems on wheels. With this transformation, API (Application Programming Interface) security has surged to the forefront of automotive design and engineering. APIs serve as critical gatekeepers, managing the flow of data between the vehicle’s Electronic Control Units (ECUs), external devices, and the cloud. But with great power comes…

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Cybersecurity Leaders Suffer Burnout as Pressures of the Job Intensify

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Cybersecurity Leaders Suffer Burnout as Pressures of the Job Intensify

Relentless cyberattacks and pressure to fix security gaps despite budget constraints are raising the stress levels of corporate cyber leaders and their worries about personal liability, a growing concern since the criminal case against Uber Technologies ’ former security chief. Hacks on companies’ IT systems often come with business disruptions, reputational damage, regulatory investigations and lawsuits. Chief information security officers must manage cybersecurity risks and, at the same time, educate C-suite colleagues and the board….

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Aviation Attacks Tied To Single APT – TA2541

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Aviation Attacks Tied To Single APT – TA2541

Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development , Threat Intelligence Group Uses Variety of RATs to Target Its Victims But Its TTPs Remain Constant Mihir Bagwe • February 17, 2022     TA2541 is targeting the aviation industry. The photo of a B-52H Stratofortress engine is from the U.S. Air Force via Wikipedia. Cyberattacks in the aviation sector over the past several years have been tied to a single advanced persistent threat…

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