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As the Internet of Things expands the number of endpoints for states and local governments, IoT security becomes a major priority and a more difficult endeavor than ever.

As the Internet of Things explodes, cities can turn to the iconic street light to harness connectivity and gather data for public benefit.

Attackers grow more sophisticated in complex public sector environments.

With advanced technology and careful planning, city governments can alleviate growing problems seen in many of today’s urban communities and become more sustainable for future generations.

Localities and states partner with the private sector to pave the way for smarter streets.

Innovative transportation agencies can improve rider and resident experience by building off of public connectivity.

A pragmatic, realistic approach to networks and devices can go a long way toward keeping the state of the future safe from intrusion.

Thanks to partnerships with Panasonic, smart streetlights, autonomous vehicles and more are moving from concept to reality in Colorado.

Autonomous systems, cognitive healthcare and smart utilities monitoring are all on the roster for the UVA's new smart city lab.

Access to technology provides citizens with benefits in their daily lives, such as advantages in safety, education and access to opportunity.