A new program launched by the civic tech company CityInnovate, called STIR Labs, seeks to match state and local government agencies with nearby universities that can help solve upcoming challenges, such as economic recovery.
For extra help finding and coaching stopout students through graduation, Texas State University has announced a new partnership with ReUp Education.
Latest news and trends around the most critical topic in the public sector technology space: the workforce.
Maria Roat said a new data science training program is launching later this month.
Chief Evangelist and Strategy Officer for KnowBe4 Perry Carpenter talks with CyberScoop Editor-in-Chief Greg Otto about the behavioral changes that have been made to security awareness training.
The University Of Arizona has acquired the fully online Ashford University and its technical infrastructure to expand its online platform.
One estimate shows savings of more than $225 million if the city government moves its legacy IT systems to cloud-based storage and management systems.
Cybersecurity degree programs and workforce initiatives are sprouting up around academia, but organizers of a new Georgia State University mentorship program say its focus on evidence-based research is unique.
The challenge is that a lot of unclassified data resides on FBI legacy systems that otherwise are not available remotely, says the FBI Laboratory's Gurvais Griss.
This time, the spies were trying to get access to European defense firms, McAfee says.
The DOD wants its teleworking platform to handle classified information as it looks to keep remote work a reality for the long-term.
The program offers on-demand training content conducted by IT and acquisition experts in the agency's Information Technology Category.
The new team includes Code For America Founder Jennifer Pahlka, who will help streamline an outdated process that has resulted in what Gov. Gavin Newsom called an "unacceptable" claims backlog.
