October 2018
Solving Cybersecurity's People Problem
Guarding against the latest cyberthreats requires an aggressive training program. But can the human element ever be completely overcome?
What Can We Learn from Atlanta?
The city reports it has moved on from its March ransomware attack, but it may be a harbinger of more sophisticated attacks to come.New Trends Take Off in the Cybermarket
New technologies have emerged to help fortify cyberdefenses. Will they work for government?Setting the Cyber Scene (Infographic)
Data behind the state of cybersecurity.Cybersecurity Strategies
5 Cybertransition Tips for Incoming Administrations
Best practices for cyberleaders anticipating administration changes this November.Four Questions
One Special District's Push for Broadband
Garrett Dunwoody, IT systems and technology manager for the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District in the San Francisco Bay Area, on his agency's unique connectivity challenges.Departments
A Place for Cyber in Utah
Utah launches a multi-agency cybercenter — an idea state leaders say is overdue.Unrelenting Threats Inspire a New Model in Texas
A managed security services contract offers agencies presrceened cybersecurity tools — an arrangement that could take off across the country.Products
ASUS ZenBook Pro with 4K Ultra HD Touchscreen
Plus, Samsung Electronics' first portable solid-state drive and Pelican iPhone cases.Point of View
Managing Today's Cyberthreats
As bad actors evolve their strategies for attack, government too must continue to course correct.Data Points
Designing Accessible Government Websites
To be equitable for all citizens, governments must make sure their websites are accessible to people of all abilities.GovGirl on Social
The Unseen Consequences of Hiding Social Comments
Hiding unwanted comments on a social media platform can have negative ramifications.Spectrum
Gone in 2 Seconds: Hacking Tesla
Plus, Molar Mic two-way communication, and the next generation of health trackers.
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