Jeremy Snow
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Berwyn, MD, United States
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Ohio tests using drones for bridge inspections
The Ohio Turnpike officials are predicting that using a drone for a bridge inspection will cut costs and stop any closures. → Read More
Startup incubator opens applications for mentoring program
The Urban-X Cohort 2 Accelerator Program is now accepting applicants for a hands-on, 3 month mentorship to help new smart city startups succeed. → Read More
White House celebrates cyber contests to attract young talent
At Wednesday’s Cybersecurity Competitions Workshop, students and participants in national cyber contests gathered to celebrate cyber education at the White House. → Read More
San Jose contest aims to tackle graffiti with tech
As a part of the city’s commitment to tech, San Jose’s “Unleash Your Geek” challenge wants innovators to invent a modern solution to graffiti. → Read More
AEI — private sector can lead in cyber while feds improve
Private sectors must “take the lead” in cyberspace as federal agencies struggle keep up with the needed improvements to critical infrastructure and cybersecurity, according to a report released Tuesday by the American Enterprise Institute. → Read More
DHS council: Poor collaboration threatens critical infrastructure
The security behind critical infrastructure may be rapidly improving, the government must improve the cooperation between the different sectors and agencies to deal with the impending growth of cyberattacks, according to a Homeland Security Advisory Council report finalized Thursday. → Read More
GPO renews contract for publishing program with FedEx
The Government Publishing Office renewed a contract with FedEx Office to continue improving a publishing program that makes it easier for federal employees to print and manage their documents. → Read More
GPO sends 3 websites to the cloud
The Government Publishing Office will move three public websites to cloud servers, it announced Thursday. → Read More
NIST: Cloud computing could hinder disabled workers
The government may be strongly pushing cloud dependency, but according to a new National Institute of Standards and Technology report released Friday, this could bring more difficulties for disabled federal employees dependent on certain accessibility programs. → Read More
Survey: Though fearful of IoT, companies forge ahead with it
Ninety percent of organizations lack full confidence in their Internet of Things security but 85 percent are considering exploring or implementing newer network strategies, according to a new CEO guide released by AT&T. → Read More
NIST opens annual grant application for small business
The National Institute of Standard and Technology Small Business Innovation Research program opened their annual applications for research grants Tuesday available for companies for companies developing tech projects on topics like manufacturing or cryptography. → Read More
People would share personal info for better government services, survey says
In the eternal struggle between convenience and privacy, convenience looks like its pulling ahead, according to a new survey. → Read More