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Now more than ever, employers in virtually every industry want — and need — to hire cybersecurity professionals. Organizations require their skills to help keep sensitive data and systems safe from malicious hackers, defend an ever-expanding security perimeter, and comply with stringent regulatory mandates related to data security and privacy.
The public sector is facing changing cyber threats — not just because of remote work, but from increasing ransomware hacks and nation-state attacks as well. But there are also new tools ready to meet those challenges.
Colleges and universities exhibit a wide array of maturity levels when it comes to data integration, quality, governance, and democratization. As new, modern applications become adopted, institutions need access to clean, trusted data from anywhere to anywhere to make intelligent data-informed decisions for initiatives like Student Success, Alumni outreach, finance and more.
The expanded global strategic partnership offers new DocuSign Agreement Cloud integrations and capabilities across Microsoft's business solutions.
The trend toward remote and hybrid teams has created extra responsibilities for IT departments, many of which are expanding. As a result, the tech hiring market is hotter than ever. And when a tech recruiter is evaluating your resume, they often start by looking at your certifications.
Chronically short-staffed in cybersecurity? Info-Tech's Cybersecurity Workforce Development Program develops critical cybersecurity skills missing within your team.
As courtrooms around the country embrace a new hybrid reality, judicial leaders are tasked with understanding how to use technology to improve experiences and increase access to justice. This guide explores the future of courts — offering industry insights and tips on how to create a courtroom designed for tomorrow.
The StateRAMP Project Management Office (PMO) has awarded Dynatrace for Government the status of StateRAMP, authorized at the Moderate impact level.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure has been added to the State of Texas Public Cloud program, through which state agencies can procure and consume Oracle IaaS and PaaS cloud services.
Disparate solutions and systems prevent state and local governments from giving their constituents the Amazon-like experience that they want with public services. That's why an enterprise approach, which allows organizations to connect different components for a new technological foundation, holds so much promise for agencies. Read this new thought leadership paper for all the details on the enterprise approach and how it can revolutionize the way your agency serves residents.
The wheels of government can move slowly, and one of the clearest examples is the amount of paper that still inundates agency offices. Intra-office memos are printed, put in envelopes and hand-delivered to colleagues down the hall. Employees travel miles and miles to get someone’s signature—and then drive the signed document back to the office. And these are just some examples.
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Discover the latest trends in cybersecurity as we look toward the email threats of the future in partnership with SecureWorld.
Many of us had to re-learn the art of collaboration during the pandemic. True, teams adapted fast and found creative ways to stay organized, connected and engaged without in-person interactions. But with remote and hybrid work arrangements here to stay, you may need additional skills to take your team player credentials to the next level.
As a legally-admissible solution that is more secure than using paper-based processes, e-signatures have gained a high-level of acceptance in the United States.
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What to Know:
- The Harris County Department of Education is seeking a broad range of technology goods and services for its cooperative purchasing division, Choice Partners.
- Choice Partners serves more than 2,500 members nationwide.
- The scope of work includes the supply and support of technology hardware, software, asset management services, IT support and leasing options.
What to Know:
- The session includes proposals that would require modernized emergency communications systems, improved data transparency tools and updates to public recordkeeping processes.
- House Bill 2 would establish a Texas Interoperability Council tasked with overseeing a new grant program for emergency communication improvements.
Industry Insider — Texas is pleased to welcome Rocket Software to the Industry Insider family. Rocket Software offers a variety of software solutions spanning IT modernization, AI-driven automation, data integration and secure hybrid cloud to help organizations unlock the full potential of their data, applications and infrastructure. For more information, contact David Grun or visit the Rocket Software website.
