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David Raths

Contributing Writer

David Raths is a contributing writer for Government Technology magazine.

Accompanying important benefits of the switch from analog to digital, one challenge looms large: the increased risk of cyberattacks on 911 call centers.
It often takes a data breach for lawmakers to pass significant legislation around cybersecurity.
Legislators who take the time to study cybersecurity issues and ask tough questions of CIOs and CISOs are still the exception rather than the rule. But that may be changing.
States and localities have their work cut out for them when it comes to modernizing their portals.
As the open data publishing market heats up, all levels of government have more partners to choose from.
Lately, the term “shadow IT” has grown to include the unsanctioned use of public cloud infrastructure for collaboration or file sharing, and some IT officials are looking to bring that use into the light.
Better health IT integration and rapid access to clinical and lab data are critical for evaluating persons under investigation during an outbreak.
Taha Kass-Hout, chief health informatics officer for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, talks about the creation of openFDA.
Health IT firms are urging Congress and federal agencies to clarify and simplify several aspects of regulation, and to more frequently update their guidance.
More governments are doing big data analytics, high-performance computing, collaborative applications and disaster recovery in the cloud.