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CDW Government and Starlink deliver high-speed internet for public safety, emergency response, and rural access. As an authorized reseller, CDW offers full Starlink solutions — equipment, data, install and support.
NICE’s new Integrated Front Door solution offers a single-entry point for government agencies to easily interact with citizens, enabling faster service and resolution for citizens’ inquiries.
Keynote by Jen Easterly, former CISA Director
A large state entity sought to mature its identity security approach by adopting Identity Security Insights for discovering critical privilege escalation paths and enhancing the depth of existing solutions.
The Road to a Better Citizen Experience
Attackers deliver malware that can reinfect systems, enabling multiple attacks. Organizations must plan for fast, robust, and secure recovery, assuming an ever-present state of threat.
Cloud platforms provide financial flexibility, but also uncertainty. CDW's FinOps tool helps organizations take control.
Tax season drives millions of constituents to seek government help. In 2023, the IRS saw a staggering 65% increase in calls. Most revenue departments had to ramp up staffing 25% to 100%.
Unlocking the full potential of strategic IT investments with Rocket Software and Carahsoft
The hidden gap: how state agencies lose federal reimbursement by excluding SWCAP "billed" costs from indirect cost recovery.
From asset discovery to threat detection and response, AI helps force multiply their resources.
New research shows how states and localities are maturing AI policies and expanding AI deployment.
CDW to bring world-class partner portfolio, technology solutions and services capabilities, and expertise at scale to deliver a state-of-the art Games experience
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The software company has not disclosed how many workers were cut, but employees said engineers, account executives and program managers were among those affected Tuesday.
What to Know:
- Texas senators used an April 1 hearing to examine supply chain risks to the grid and other critical infrastructure from foreign-linked technology.
- Lawmakers focused on whether software access or remote connectivity in solar and battery systems could create security vulnerabilities.
- Texas already has disclosure and attestation requirements in place through the Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act and ERCOT rules, but senators signaled they may consider tougher oversight.
What to Know:
- Denton has hired Michael Deegan as chief technology officer, bringing in a private-sector executive to lead the city’s next phase of technology strategy.
- In the role, he will oversee IT strategy, cybersecurity and infrastructure as Denton plans about $45 million in capital IT projects in the next five years.
