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Prototype plug-in alerts drivers to vehicle cyberattacks
November 16, 2017 | NewsUsing data-driven anomaly detection, researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory can tell if a hacker has modified a vehicle's electrical signaling.
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Good tech can’t fix bad data
| NewsData on migrant deaths wasn't specific enough for the Congressional Research Service to map.
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Tampa demos connected-vehicle tech to draw volunteers
November 15, 2017 | NewsThe city wants 1,600 residents to equip their vehicles with sensors, communications and a notification device as part of a connected-vehicle pilot program.
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Esri puts live transit-sensor data on the map
| NewsData from Mobileye's collision detection system will feed into ArcGIS mapping platform, providing a citywide view of pedestrian and cyclist safety to traffic and fleet managers.
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What makes hackers tick?
| NewsFor a new study, ethical hackers will wear monitors that measure their biological responses as they attack computers in a network simulation.
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Facial recognition authenticates cruise ship passengers
November 14, 2017 | NewsCustoms and Border Protection is testing facial recognition technology to authenticate passengers as they disembark from cruise ships.
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Funding, fiber, cyber: A recipe for smarter cities
| NewsIf smart technology is going to become a nationwide reality, the federal government will have to play a role, experts say.
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Congress taps into GIS
| NewsCongressional staffers are developing interactive maps that lead to better policymaking and constituent engagement.
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How government can get the most out of blockchain
| NewsBy starting small, and focusing on user experience and agile development, agencies can take advantage of the new foundational technology.
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New app maps overdose epidemic in real time
| NewsAs drug overdoses are reported by responders, ODMAP tracks their time and location, giving authorities real-time information they can use to prepare a response or analyze trends.