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Theresa Payton, a cybersecurity expert and former White House CIO, argues for new ways of thinking on security.

Enhanced connectivity and service delivery are key targets for the city, which was named one of StateTech’s eight Smart Cities to Watch in 2020.

With public safety applications, municipalities have the potential to contain the coronavirus and boost public health.

Protecting operational technology in smart cities requires new avenues for assessing risk.

Integration of video and access control, the use of cloud, and the power of analytics are all transforming physical security.

Find out how Aurora, Colorado Springs and Reno have used technology to address residents’ urgent needs and lay the foundation for the future.

The pandemic spotlighted a lack of access to connectivity, so cities and counties are working with school districts, vendors and nonprofits to address the issue.

Research firm Frost & Sullivan expects smart city investment to rise despite the economic headwind cities face.

The city has made its new smart streetlight network the foundation of its smart city plans — and it’s just getting started.

The convergence of IT and operational technology in smart cities allows for faster insights and predictive maintenance.