A Harris Poll showed that 78 percent of Americans are concerned that artificial intelligence could lead to security risks when used in government services, healthcare and other high-value applications. Only 48 percent
MoreA U.S. survey showed that first responders such as policemen, firemen and emergency medical personnel want public safety communications technology to be trustworthy, controllable and easier to use. The National Institute of
MorePublic sector organizations around the world are increasingly implementing data sharing practices across core functional areas of operation, according to a survey by Capgemini‘s internal think tank. 80 percent of governmental and
MoreThe National Association of State Chief Information Officers on Monday released a report identifying the highest priorities of state CIOs in the coming year. Cybersecurity and risk management topped the list of
MoreHuman capital has overtaken cybersecurity and privacy as the predicted top priority risk area in the next three to five years, according to a survey of federal government leaders. While cybersecurity and
MoreFederal cybersecurity leaders have moved to adopt zero trust principles and pursued investments in data protection technology after the release of Executive Order 14028, according to the findings of a joint Zettaset-MeriTalk survey.
MoreState chief information security officers are being given more authority to implement cybersecurity initiatives as government agencies transition to digital and virtual operations and services, according to a joint study by professional
MoreA multi-country survey conducted by Accenture indicated that public service customers want digitized processes to be simple, intuitive and secure to ensure privacy protection. The company, which announced its findings on Wednesday,
MoreSixty percent of nearly 1,000 Americans from all 50 states who responded to a PC Matic survey do not believe the U.S. government is prepared to defend its assets in the event
MoreThe Government Accountability Office has urged Congress to codify the authorities and responsibilities of the federal chief information officer to drive consistency in the role’s impact on governmentwide information technology functions such as
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