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How Can Organizations Combat the AI-Enhanced Threat Actor?
Lessons for government and higher education from the Secure Delaware conference on speed, scale and defense when faced with AI cyber attacks.
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Arriving Next Month, Connecticut’s Mobile ID Has One Catch
Residents can add their driver’s licenses or identification cards to their smartphones starting Nov. 18. The digital IDs won’t, however, be accepted everywhere; airports will be in the vanguard.
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After ETS Breach, Experts Urge Stronger K-12 Cybersecurity
Following a data breach affecting millions of California students, cybersecurity experts say that stronger vendor oversight, better data management and dedicated funding could reduce the risk of future incidents.
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GIS, Digital Tools Can Help Cities Manage Utility Systems
Digital GIS solutions are being used by numerous cities to administer utility infrastructure across multiple departments, helping them to become more interconnected via improved data and operations.
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As Deadline Looms, .Gov Domains Are a Minority in Vermont
Vermont’s state IT shop wants to help local governments make the move, but only about a third of cities and towns have registered for a .gov domain, according to a federal registry.
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Haverhill, Mass., Bans Data Centers, Unplugs Battery Zone
The City Council voted to bar data centers across every zoning district in the city. Members also pulled plans for a 20-acre Battery Energy Storage Systems zoning district.
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Lockport, N.Y., Common Council Opts to Remove Flock Cameras
After hearing comments supporting a resolution to revoke permission for all Flock Safety cameras in the city — eight such devices, according to the police chief — the Common Council voted 5-1 in favor.
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Data Breach Hits Operator of South Texas Nuclear Power Plant
The nonprofit that runs the South Texas Project Electric Generating Station informed the state that it had sustained a data security incident exposing the information of nearly 1,200 residents.
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Battery-Powered Ann Arbor, Mich., Neighborhood Gets Pilot
The neighborhood, which has battery storage systems, will partner with DTE Energy and German battery firm sonnen to test out interconnected battery technology, a potentially more affordable energy solution.
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San Juan County, N.M., Begins Recovery From Severe Flooding
Floodwaters began receding this week after a powerful Pacific storm overflowed the San Juan and Animas rivers late last week, but officials have emphasized that the emergency is far from over, with more rough weather ahead.
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Howard County, Md., Students Need Teacher Permission to Use AI
In Howard County schools, all assignments are considered AI-free unless a teacher allows its use. When AI is permitted, students must follow set boundaries and disclose or cite their use of the technology.