Government Technology

Hilton Collins

GT Staff Writer

By day, Hilton Collins is a staff writer for Government Technology and Emergency Management magazines who covers sustainability, cybersecurity and disaster management issues. By night, he’s a sci-fi/fantasy fanatic, and if he had to choose between comic books, movies, TV shows and novels, he’d have a brain aneurysm. He can be reached at hcollins@govtech.com and on @hiltoncollins on Twitter.

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Recent Articles

Governments Save Money Using Managed Competition
January 17, 2011 - Governments reduce costs by letting the public and private sectors compete for the same contracts.

WikiLeaks Danger Concerns City IT Leaders
January 10, 2011 - Although many WikiLeaks disclosures came from the military, city government IT officials concede a similar data breach could happen to them.

Public Agencies Use Business Analytics to Improve Performance and Boost Transparency
January 04, 2011 - Virginia and Miami-Dade County are among agencies using analytics to improve services.

Supply Chain Cyber-Security Could Be Weaker Than Thought
December 06, 2010 - Seventy-one percent of supply chain organizations want feds to be more active in cyber-defense.

New Jersey Treasury Department Seeks to Bring Legacy Systems Into the 21st Century
November 30, 2010 - Legacy systems have New Jersey hankering for a major electronic records renovation.

Smartphones a Bigger Cyber-Security Target in 2011?
November 22, 2010 - Smartphone vulnerabilities, malware-as-a-service and more sophisticated Trojans will become bigger threats in 2011, cyber-security vendor predicts.

Airport Body Scans and Pat-Downs Raise More Privacy Concerns
November 19, 2010 - Airport security expert says full-body scanners are a misguided safety measure.

New York City’s Digital Map Puts In-Depth GIS Data a Few Clicks Away
November 18, 2010 - NYCityMap takes user input and generates maps that show nearby services and locations.

What’s the Price Tag for Smart Grid Security?
November 12, 2010 - Adjusted forecast says smart grid cyber-security spending to total $6.5 billion through 2015.

Cyber Storm Drill to Yield New Lessons, Feds Say
November 05, 2010 - After-action report of the Cyber Storm III national cyber-security exercise is due in 2011.

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