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Lessons from Utah’s Massive Data Breach

In the four months preceding the event, cyberattacks against state information systems had spiked by 600 percent, leaving IT staff stretched dangerously thin. "We had so many attacks that we were fighting those fires as opposed to spending resources to scan our network," Fletcher explains.

Body armor for women: Pentagon is pushed to find something that fits

"It’s not designed for a woman, so it’s uncomfortable and it fits improperly."

Tech Trends Public Agencies Should Watch in 2012

The combination of mobile technology and the ability to work with data sets on devices is driving developments in visualization for governments.

Does Your Agency Need Data Scientists?

To tackle Big Data, government agencies must build out a road map by doing the following:

7 Ideas for Next-Generation Strategic IT Planning

States may have a chance to leapfrog the conventional wisdom and map technology investments to outcomes that matter beyond the four walls of government.

Five Ways Crowdsourcing Can Transform the Public Sphere

The successes of public-sector crowdsourcing initiatives and advances in technology have caused the public to expect to engage with government on a personal level.

Free Tool Gauges Website Engagement Effectiveness

Called the Six Stages of Digital Community Engagement http://www.digitalcommunityengagement.com/ , the evaluation consists of a detailed questionnaire that evaluates a government website’s communications features and measures the effectiveness of those methods.

Utah tech director resigns in wake of data theft

Last month, hackers stole personal information of about 780,000 Medicaid recipients and participants in the Children’s Health Insurance Program, including the Social Security numbers of about 280,000 of them.

Kansas Business Startups Get Help Online – Kansas Business Center

In addition to pooling resources into a single location, Kansas Business Center provides assistance to anyone who may have questions about the process and requirements.

Where is technology in government headed? – State and Local CIOs See the Future (VIDEO)

Sooner than you think, there could be publicly subsidized tablets for every citizen, smartphones that double as a multipurpose CPU, and applications that are entirely platform agnostic.