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In Texas, State and Local Govt. CIOs Are Making Moves (opens the original)
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Texas’ public-sector technology leadership ranks are seeing several changes, with Waco naming a new chief information officer, Brownsville’s technology leader preparing to leave city government and industry sources pointing to a possible retirement at the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS).Multiple industry sources have told Industry Insider — Texas that Drew McGrath, CIO for DFPS, is expected to retire.McGrath has led the department’s IT Services organization since late 2
Texas to Release Broad Statewide Cybersecurity Procurement (opens the original)
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The Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) plans to release a broad statewide procurement for cybersecurity products and services Wednesday, with resulting contracts to be made available to eligible public-sector customers through the agency’s Cooperative Contracts Program.DIR said the forthcoming Request for Offers (RFO) is expected to cover a wide range of cybersecurity products and services, including data and file security, encryption, redaction and de-identification software, monit
Opinion: Ohio Needs Guardrails for Data Center Owners, Utilities (opens the original)
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(TNS) — In June, Ohio lawmakers simply decamped for the summer without passing key data-center reforms that would have cracked down on the excessive data-center tax breaks in Ohio given nontransparently and without sufficient safeguards, and also barred the nondisclosure data-center deals some local officials had struck with operators.Such legislation has to be a top priority when the General Assembly reconvenes after the election.But what is needed even more urgently is an Ohio law drawing clea
Coryell County, Texas, Confronts a Technology Disruption (opens the original)
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Coryell County, Texas, is working to restore systems affected by a technology disruption while officials investigate the incident and maintain essential government services.County officials said Aug. 6 that the disruption affected certain systems and that county employees and technology professionals had been working to restore services and support ongoing operations. Emergency services and other essential public-safety functions remained available during the response.Those officials have not pu
New Dallas CISO Has Military, Civilian Cyber Experience (opens the original)
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The city of Dallas has named James Wilkinson as chief information security officer, placing a veteran technology and cybersecurity executive in charge of the city’s enterprise information security program.According to the city, Wilkinson will lead Dallas’ enterprise information security program and help strengthen cyber resilience across critical systems, public services and city departments. He will begin the role Aug. 17.Wilkinson brings more than 25 years of experience spanning technology, cy
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