E-Government

Cyber Leaders Stress Evolving Culture in Cybersecurity Defense
Science & Technology Cyber Leaders Stress Evolving Culture in Cybersecurity Defense

In an era where digital threats loom larger than ever, the public sector faces an unrelenting barrage of cyberattacks that exploit not just technological gaps but also human vulnerabilities, making it imperative to address these issues head-on. At the recent Billington Cybersecurity Summit in

Building Digital Trust in Local Government Amid Uncertainty
Science & Technology Building Digital Trust in Local Government Amid Uncertainty

What happens when economic uncertainty shakes the foundation of communities, leaving residents questioning the very institutions meant to serve them? In an era of federal funding cuts, rising infrastructure costs, and policy shifts, local governments across America are facing a trust deficit that

How Is Indianapolis Transforming Payments with Digital Tools?
Science & Technology How Is Indianapolis Transforming Payments with Digital Tools?

In a world where convenience and efficiency often define the quality of public services, the City of Indianapolis-Marion County has embarked on a groundbreaking journey to modernize how residents and businesses interact with local government through innovative payment solutions. This initiative

AI Regulation Legislation – Review
Science & Technology AI Regulation Legislation – Review

Imagine a world where an autonomous AI system, designed to optimize traffic flow, malfunctions and causes a massive pile-up on a major highway, leading to countless injuries, a scenario that isn’t a distant sci-fi plot but a potential reality that lawmakers in California and New York are striving

Is U.S. Court Cybersecurity Strong Enough After Recent Hack?
Science & Technology Is U.S. Court Cybersecurity Strong Enough After Recent Hack?

In an era where digital infrastructure underpins nearly every facet of public life, the security of sensitive government systems has never been more critical, especially following a recent breach in a U.S. court case management system that exposed glaring vulnerabilities, sparking intense scrutiny

Can America by Design Revamp Government Trust by 2026?
Government Can America by Design Revamp Government Trust by 2026?

Introduction In an era marked by historically low public trust in government institutions, the way citizens interact with federal services has emerged as a pivotal factor in restoring confidence. On August 21, 2024, an executive order signed by President Donald Trump launched a groundbreaking

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