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IRS deploys bots to streamline procurement processes
January 29, 2021 | NewsWhen the IRS procurement office had to insert new telecommunications security language into all its contracts, a bot accomplished in three days what would otherwise have taken a year.
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Army seeks smarter exoskeletons for soldiers
| NewsThe EXOSENSE program aims to pull biometric, motion, GPS, temperature and imaging data from exoskeleton sensors and integrate it into both the Android Tactical Assault Kit and Net Warrior situational awareness systems.
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See the unseen: Using RF detection for health, safety, and security
| NewsA wireless device detection system that scans facility airspace 24/7 can help agencies enforce policies and defend against a wide variety of threats, ranging from rogue state actors to employees bringing in their own wireless access points.
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Espionage attempts like the SolarWinds hack are inevitable, so it’s safer to focus on defense – not retaliation
| NewsThe best strategy would be not to prevent systems from being breached, but to limit the damage and speed the recovery when they are broken into.
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Cameras monitor masks, social distancing in Peachtree Corners’ city hall
January 28, 2021 | NewsThe artificial intelligence-enabled video analysis solution uses existing security cameras to detect mask and social distancing compliance.
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Getting started with TIC 3.0
| NewsBy understanding their own traffic and how it is tied to their employees’ and end users’ needs, agencies can use TIC 3.0 to strengthen network security while improving the speed, efficiency and cost-effectiveness of the organization.
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Huge gaps in vaccine data make it next to impossible to know who got the shots
| NewsThere are 64 immunization registries in the United States that gather information for states, territories and a handful of large cities, and they aren’t connected. Meanwhile, real-time data in the U.S. public health system is virtually nonexistent.
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Asheville powers up its data analytics office
January 27, 2021 | NewsThe Office of Data and Performance aims to support a results-based, data-driven approach to city programs and to deliver clear communication about program goals, processes and performance.
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Increasing ROI starts with faster response
| NewsAgencies need automated solutions to detect, diagnose and repair issues at machine speed.
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Can data from traffic stops end disparities in policing?
| NewsThe Pennsylvania State Police will collect data that will be analyzed for patterns of racial and ethnic disparities.