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While cloud environments have plenty of moving parts — and hybrid ones even more so — government technology leaders must focus on an element with even greater numbers: their workforce.

What cyber security threats should enterprises look out for in 2022?

While cloud offers governments the opportunity to leverage the capabilities of outside providers to deliver scalable and responsive services, technology leaders still have the responsibility to ensure their users can reliably access those services.

As the former chief risk officer for the state of North Carolina, Maria Thompson is an expert on working to manage and mitigate cyber threats. She has become a prominent national voice on the issue of cyber resilience in the public sector. Now, as the cybersecurity leader for state and local government at Amazon Web Services (AWS), Thompson is focused on helping government organizations protect their hybrid cloud environments from phishing, ransomware, and other increasingly sophisticated attacks.

Oklahoma City has a top-notch IT team and well-defined processes, but the city government was held back by an antiquated null (ITSM) platform; learn how they addressed this challenge.

The best places to start, the potential trouble spots, and the number one thing to ensure a successful governmentwide transition to zero trust.

If you’ve ever lost your phone only to find it shortly after, you probably used an app tracker to help you find it.

How can we modernize our systems—people, process, and technology—to weather the next storm?

Here are seven strategies to support the future of hybrid work.

Public-sector IT leaders are looking to reduce drain on IT service desk; volume and complexity is a challenge. Learn how this is being addressed in the city of Avondale, Ariz.

Every 11 seconds, a company falls victim to a ransomware attack. Compromised protected personal data resulted in 1.8 HIPAA privacy violations per day in 2020.

Public-sector IT leaders can gain better visibility of resources and reduce drain on their teams by bringing IT service management and project portfolio management together on one platform.

Election cybersecurity is one of the hottest topics in the country today. It dominated both the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections, and most likely will continue to do so until state and local governments can demonstrate that their voting infrastructure and solutions are as secure and tamper-proof as possible.

Data privacy and security are growing concerns for government organizations as well as the constituents they serve. In addressing those concerns, public agencies may be able to learn from steps taken by companies in the private sector, says Bryan Shea, vice president of data security and privacy at Hayden AI, which provides autonomous traffic management technologies to governments.

Digital payments in the U.S. have increased significantly, reaching a penetration of 78 percent in 2020, according to McKinsey’s annual Digital Payments Consumer Survey.

IT leaders in public sector agencies and higher education crave a simpler way to manage their high-availability databases. One path to simplicity is the hyperconverged database platform.

As state and local governments move toward a hybrid, work-from-anywhere model, they will need to create more agile organizations.

Poly has a decades-long legacy in aerospace and astronomy – from our headsets on the moon in 1969 to the control room during this year’s Perseverance landing on Mars and NASA’s historic first flight of the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter.