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With advanced endpoint protection, states deploy AI to gain greater visibility into cyberattacks.

Smart city devices have the potential to be hacked and used against the very cities that deployed them. Here’s how that threat can be mitigated.

As more hackers target state and local agencies, governments can take measures to plan and defend their systems.

The city and the carrier will expand their collaboration, with a focus on traffic safety.

As smart cities collect more data, they risk drowning their central data centers with too much info.

Cybersecurity, the CIO as a broker, cloud migrations and 5G deployments will impact states, counties and cities across the country.

The service will allow autonomous and connected vehicles to safely and securely communicate with smart city infrastructure.

Internet of Things sensors can deliver tangible benefits to cities, including improved traffic flows, air quality and pedestrian safety.

Network segmentation, SIEM tools and other protections can mitigate the threats to municipal networks, connected devices and residents.

Police departments can use the Internet of Things and related technologies to enhance public safety.