State and local governments keep fighting to close the digital divide.

The local government official seizes opportunities to improve government business processes.

Technology to authenticate electronic identification is becoming widely available.

Municipalities should evaluate hardware, design and staffing requirements.

Artificial intelligence can quickly expand citizen services if governments avoid potential pitfalls.

Government branch offices can benefit from this fully remotely managed, high-volume appliance.

The speech recognition platform, specialized for first responders, produces efficient documentation.

To defend against cyberattacks, state and local governments should survey all IT systems, including those in the cloud.

State and local agencies engage bundled SOCaaS or individual services, such as security information and event management or security orchestration, automation and response.

Pandemic-driven digital transformation sparks more digital dialogue between citizens and local governments.

A large number of networking devices can make use of the dedicated first responder spectrum.

Local governments have eased recruiting, onboarding and other activities via the cloud.

As more agencies accelerate cloud adoption, they gain comfort with providers’ cybersecurity measures.

Small, iterative projects can solve some of government’s biggest challenges.

Faced with digitalization demands, CISOs require help from partners who know the score.