There are big moves in government funding and leadership today! Here’s what’s making headlines: ✔️ New York State is investing nearly $1 billion in SUNY Downstate Medical Campus to enhance healthcare infrastructure in Brooklyn. ✔️ The Trump administration has appointed Greg Barbaccia as the new Federal CIO, bringing cybersecurity expertise to the role. ✔️ Wisconsin secures a $38.6 million grant to support a new passenger rail line, boosting regional connectivity. ✔️ Maine opens applications for $272 million in broadband expansion funding to improve internet access. ✔️ The Department of Energy announces an $88 million funding opportunity to advance zero-emission vehicle technology. #GovernmentFunding #PublicSector #Infrastructure #Cybersecurity #Broadband #ZeroEmissions #GovTech #ContractingOpportunities
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🌟 Harnessing Technology for Better Local Governance 🌟 In today’s fast-paced world, local government agencies are leveraging technology to enhance services, improve communication, and boost efficiency. From e-government services and smart city initiatives to data analytics and cybersecurity, technology is transforming how local governments operate. Check out this insightful blog by STS to learn more about how these advancements are helping local governments stay “in the black” while meeting the growing needs of their communities. 📈💡 🔗 Read the full blog here #LocalGovernment #Technology #SmartCities #PublicService #Innovation https://lnkd.in/gAK7Rsce
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Today's cyber outages are adding to the debates around enterprise approaches to technology. Although the government does not seem to be significantly affected in this outage, similar conversations are taking place within government circles as well. I'll just leave this relevant episode of Gov Tech Today Podcast right here for your viewing pleasure!! #govtech #technology
E25: Exploring the Pros and Cons of Enterprise Approach in Government Technology
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E42: Navigating California’s Envision 2026 IT Roadmap In this episode of Gov Tech Today, Russell Lowery and Jennifer Saha dive into the California Department of Technology's Envision 2026 roadmap. They discuss its focus on innovative, resilient, and equitable IT infrastructure, and what it means for vendors and state employees. Key topics include cybersecurity, strengthening the technology workforce, the impact of AI, and practical tips for aligning with the state's strategic goals. Tune in to explore the five key pillars of Envision 2026 and how they shape the future of California's public sector technology. Youtube: https://lnkd.in/gqvWkp7a Apple: https://lnkd.in/gt-8wrsG Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gh6BGDWd Simplecast: https://lnkd.in/guDQhdzH
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writer, speaker, advisor | cybersecurity | artificial intelligence | digital minimalism
This is a good starter on cyber-physical resilience. The Presidential Council of Advisors on Science and Technology published a report in February 2024 that highlights some of the concerns we saw with the CrowdStrike incident. Several physical systems and processes were impacted by the digital disruption. Some key highlights: 1. Resilience entails the ability of systems to anticipate, withstand, recover from, and adapt to cyberattacks and natural or accidental disruptions 2. Define Minimum Viable Operating Capabilities and Minimum Viable Delivery Objectives 3. Promote supply chain focus and resilience by design (this is very important) 4. Limit the blast radius 5. Bounded failure by minimizing the impact of a single point 6. Marrying of cybersecurity, resilience, reliability, and recoverability in information systems https://lnkd.in/gkNuiJfw
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Have you read the PCAST Report to the President on Cyber-Physical Security? This report has a lot of great content for on-ramping a cyber-physical resilience program. These valuable recommendations can be used and put in place by critical infrastructure, nterprise, SLED, and SMBs.
writer, speaker, advisor | cybersecurity | artificial intelligence | digital minimalism
This is a good starter on cyber-physical resilience. The Presidential Council of Advisors on Science and Technology published a report in February 2024 that highlights some of the concerns we saw with the CrowdStrike incident. Several physical systems and processes were impacted by the digital disruption. Some key highlights: 1. Resilience entails the ability of systems to anticipate, withstand, recover from, and adapt to cyberattacks and natural or accidental disruptions 2. Define Minimum Viable Operating Capabilities and Minimum Viable Delivery Objectives 3. Promote supply chain focus and resilience by design (this is very important) 4. Limit the blast radius 5. Bounded failure by minimizing the impact of a single point 6. Marrying of cybersecurity, resilience, reliability, and recoverability in information systems https://lnkd.in/gkNuiJfw
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📜 New Article Published 📜 We are thrilled to announce the publication of our latest paper, "Enhancing Cyber-Physical Security: Integrating Virtual Fences Within Digital Twins," co-authored by Antonella Longo and Antonio Ficarella. Published in IEEE Xplore and presented at the 2024 IEEE International Conference on Cyber Security and Resilience (CSR), the paper delves into leveraging digital twins with virtual fences to boost the security of cyber-physical systems, particularly for real-time monitoring and infrastructure control. 🔗 DOI: 10.1109/CSR61664.2024.10679413 The project is proudly supported by HSPI Consulenti di Direzione. It is a rare privilege to be part of a group where research receives such strong support from the company's leadership (Emanuele Cetrangolo, and Sebastiano Manno). Their dedication has played a crucial role in driving innovation and advancing the development of digital technologies within the organization. The next step focuses on developing a versatile platform for Digital Twinning across multiple application domains. Additionally, related to this particular case study of early warning zone (EWZ), key aim is to transform the concept of EWZ creation -which is introduced in currently publised article- into "practice" by utilizing virtual fencing, multi-UAV systems, and computer vision technologies. This will be particularly beneficial for civil services and smart cities, enhancing safety, efficiency, and real-time response.
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A brief information about the Digital Twin model state approaches. #optiwiseorg #digitaltwin https://lnkd.in/d4MdbUhh
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Back in September, Technology Secretary Peter Kyle announced that UK data centres would be designated as “critical infrastructure”, alongside energy and water systems. This is big news, and it has implications both for data centre operators in the UK, and for the UK’s security community more broadly. So, in this piece, which is the first of the new Security on Screen and Security Industry Group - An activity from Security on Screen B.V. deep dive features, we hear from some data centre and security experts about what the news means for the security industry, and what the implications might be. This is the first of two instalments. With comment from Nick Smith, Business Development Manager at Genetec, Ben Yoxall, Commercial Director at Secure Logiq and Glenn Stephenson MSyI, Operations Director - Electronic Security at DATALEC PRECISION INSTALLATIONS LIMITED With special thanks to Holly Kinsell at Say Communications, Robin Hughes and Sarah Head-Pembroke for helping to facilitate this piece. #Data_Centres #Critical_national_infrastructure #CNI #Blackstone #Security_infrastructure
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Sharing this article from MeriTalk.... According to the new "Tech Tonic: FY25 Federal CIO Forecast", cybersecurity, workforce transformation, and AI rank as top technology priorities for Federal CIOs. A survey of the "Digital Dozen" – 12 CIOs from CFO Act agencies – revealed that 67% of CIOs see cybersecurity and risk management as their highest priority. Their goals include identity and risk management, zero trust architectures, infrastructure modernization, and automation. Supporting these priorities is the DoD Cyber Workforce Framework (DCWF) 8140 mandate, which emphasizes workforce skills standardization and professional development in cybersecurity. Pluralsight is uniquely positioned to help federal agencies meet these objectives through its tailored learning platform, which supports 8140 compliance by offering role-based, on-demand training mapped to the DCWF. Pluralsight helps close cybersecurity skills gaps by providing continuous learning pathways that align with the 8140 mandate, allowing federal IT teams to upskill and reskill effectively.
