FCC Pushes Ahead with IoT Cybersecurity Labeling Program Despite Leadership Transition
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has reached significant milestones in its Internet of Things (IoT) Cybersecurity Labeling Program, marking substantial progress despite an upcoming leadership transition at the agency. The program, which introduces the U.S. Cyber Trust Mark certification, is moving forward with the appointment of key administrative bodies.
The Hidden Costs of Aging Technology Infrastructure
An outdated technology infrastructure can hinder your business’s growth and security. Identifying the signs of aging systems is crucial to staying competitive and protecting your operations in today’s fast-paced digital landscape.
Why Robust Infrastructure is Crucial for AI Advancement
Artificial intelligence is transforming industries, but its potential hinges on the right infrastructure. Scalable, reliable, and efficient systems are essential to support AI’s computational demands, ensuring innovation and accessibility.
CISA Launches Vendor Search for Infrastructure Security IT Support Services
The Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a call for IT service providers to support its mission of infrastructure security. The initiative aims to modernize platforms, develop cloud-native tools, and provide advanced technical support to bolster national security efforts.
The Critical Need for Municipal IT Investment Against Cyber Threats
With cyberattacks on the rise, municipalities face increasing risks to essential services and sensitive data. Investing in robust IT infrastructure is no longer optional but a necessity to protect communities from devastating cyber threats.
Movius Joins FedRAMP Marketplace, Strengthening Secure Communication Solutions for Defense
Movius, a leader in secure AI-powered communication solutions, has joined the FedRAMP marketplace with a Department of Defense-sponsored agency. With multiple SBIR contracts, including a Phase III award, Movius’s technologies aim to enhance secure and decentralized communications critical to national defense.
Allen County Approves $1.2 Million Broadband Expansion for Rural Communities
Rural communities in Allen County are set to benefit from expanded broadband infrastructure following the Board of Commissioners’ approval of a $1.2 million investment. Funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, the project aims for 100% internet coverage, addressing connectivity gaps in towns like Harlan, Woodburn, and Grabill.
New York State Launches $644 Million Broadband Expansion Initiative
New York State is investing $644 million to expand high-speed broadband to over 69,000 homes and businesses. The ConnectALL Deployment Program, funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, aims to close the digital divide and ensure affordable, equitable internet access for underserved communities.
Harlan County Broadband Expansion Could Generate $70 Million in Economic Benefits
A new study estimates that Harlan County could experience over $70 million in economic growth through improved broadband connectivity. This revelation comes from a partnership between SOAR, Connect Humanity, and FarrPoint, emphasizing the transformative potential of digital infrastructure investment in rural communities.
Texas at Risk of Returning Billions in Broadband Funds, Warns Agriculture Commissioner
Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has raised alarms over Texas’s potential failure to utilize billions of federal dollars allocated for broadband expansion. In an interview, Miller criticized the state’s approach to addressing the digital divide in rural areas, urging swift action to avoid returning unspent funds.
