NIST updates smart grid framework
This latest version outlines a new strategy for developing interoperable devices and equipment and provides guidance and resources for grid cybersecurity.
Understanding the intelligent edge
By bringing artificial intelligence and compute power directly to edge devices, agencies can turn data from their expanding number of internet-of-things sensors into rapid, actionable insights.
NSF pushing for agency-specific cyber-physical research
The National Science Foundation’s research program aims to accelerate the transition of CPS into federal agencies.
Fort Carson expanding smart base transportation testbed
The Army plans to expand its testbed into the nearby Colorado Springs community with sensor deployment, data integration and the development of AI models and decision dashboards that integrate traffic and weather-related information.
Army seeks smarter exoskeletons for soldiers
The 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.
See the unseen: Using RF detection for health, safety, and security
A 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.
IoT security picks up momentum
With attacks on connected infrastructure are becoming more frequent and sophisticated, securing the internet of things has become even more critical.
Machine learning could cut delays from traffic lights
A new self-learning system uses machine learning to improve the coordination of vehicles passing through intersections.
How smart cities can mitigate the impact of health crises
Integrating a city's IT infrastructure with data from social media and smart devices can help improve the detection and mitigation of outbreaks.
How law enforcement is using technology to track down people who attacked the US Capitol building
Facial recognition technology and the analysis of cell phone location data and social media posts is expanding the reach of law enforcement investigations.
Edge cloud still on the far horizon
Despite its potential, low-latency edge cloud for smart cities unlikely to make a major impact this year, a new report predicts.
Pave the way to a smart city with vehicle recognition technology
Almost any IP-enabled camera can be turned into a multipurpose roadway monitoring device that, coupled with artificial intelligence, can fuel decision-making for policing, traffic monitoring, parking management and environmental improvement.
USAID seeks remote sensing, analytics platform to track location, condition of aid
The Agency for International Development is looking cost-effective remote sensing solutions to keep tabs on humanitarian aid as it travels from its source to its destination.
The path to post-pandemic smart cities
After addressing networking and collaboration issues, cities should expect economic slowdowns, budget reductions, a return to growth and the eventual return to what IDC calls “the next normal.”
Time is running out for Federal 100 nominations
These annual awards honor the individuals in the federal IT community who have gone far beyond their assigned duties to make a difference.
DHS testing portable kit to uncover rogue wireless devices
The Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate is testing portable technology that can detect, locate and identify all cellular, Bluetooth, Bluetooth LE, and Wi-Fi devices operating within a 3,000 square-foot area.
6 steps to IoT security
With visibility and insight into how internet-of-things devices behave on their networks, agencies can gain a clear understanding of whether IoT will be a modernization enabler or a threat vector.
DOD’s ‘virtual hospital’ features remote-controlled IVs, ventilators
To expand its range of telehealth services to COVID patients, the Defense Department wants to incorporate “virtual hospital” capabilities -- including interoperable, autonomous and remote-controlled medical devices -- into its cloud-based platforms.
Location analytics for COVID-safe workplaces
By collecting mobile device unique identifiers and locations anonymously on private Wi-Fi networks, the contact tracing platform can monitor potential COVID exposure and spread.
Long-awaited IoT security bill heads to president’s desk
While the legislation targets agency use of internet-of-things devices, it will likely push the broader IoT market toward greater cybersecurity.
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