Newscan: Video decision cited as one reason for Portland crowd-control unit’s mass resignation
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Video decision cited as one reason for Portland crowd-control unit’s mass resignation
Microsoft president op-ed: The secret gag orders must stop
Something appears to be ‘simply, simply wrong’ at the Biden Justice Department
SEC probing SolarWinds clients over cyber breach disclosures–sources
Feds aim to standardize GIS across the 911 landscape
Baltimore may soon ban facial recognition for everyone but cops
NATO adds cyber commitments, potential ransomware response
NATO warns it will consider a military response to cyberattacks
Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure deal nears its big reveal
Western states prepare for battle in historic wildfire season
Deputy Defense Secretary says JEDI cloud update coming soon
The U.S. government is finally moving at the speed of tech
U.S. needs tech agency to compete with China, think tank says
University of Massachusetts Lowell cancels classes after possible ‘cybersecurity incident’
Verizon awarded $495 million contract for DoD supercomputing network modernization
SpaceX, Telesat forecast 90% of in-flight connectivity (IFC) service in 10 years will be LEO
Skylo pairs with Inmarsat to supply satellite for its narrowband IoT network
‘This may not be the big one’: Army scientists warn of deadlier pandemic to come
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News announcements from our industry
U.S. Department of Defense awards Verizon $495 million contract to manage research network
FCC Acting Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel announces tentative agenda for July open meeting
Blog: Why Oregon’s 911 program became RapidSOS-ready
Tiverton, R.I., area first responders get connectivity boost from new FirstNet cell site
T-Mobile adds preemption, rugged devices, new plans with 5G phones for first-responders
Verizon blog: If you read on article about interoperability, read this one
Ready for a road trip?: T-Mobile 5G covers (way) more interstate-highway miles
AT&T Cybersecurity delivers new managed SASE solution
Cybersecurity in the healthcare industry: The best defense is offense