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New CJLEADS More Mobile, More Secure
Law enforcement has a new tool to help them protect the people of North Carolina – technology that allows them to search anywhere, on any device, for criminal records.
NCDIT Urges Cautious Use of Email over Holiday Season
The North Carolina Department of Information Technology is advising people to carefully monitor solicitations and other communications they receive during the coming holiday season.
Online Portal Now Open for First-of-Kind Broadband Grant Program
Internet service providers interested in the new GREAT Grant Program can now apply for funding through an online portal, the state’s Broadband Infrastructure Office announced today.
Grasso Named Chairman of FCC Disaster Working Group
Red Grasso of the North Carolina Department of Information Technology has been named chairman of the new Disaster Response and Recovery Working Group of the Broadband Deployment Advisory Committee within the FCC.
State Broadband Office Launches Broadband Grant Program
The GREAT Grant Program is a $10 million grant program that allows internet service providers and electric membership cooperatives to compete for funding to lower financial barriers that prevent broadband expansion in rural communities.
NGA Cybersecurity Academy Sets Up in Raleigh Oct. 23-24
Local, state and federal officials will gather for a two-day policy academy to examine how to strengthen the state’s planning for cyber disruptions and make recommendations for updating cybersecurity laws.
Boyette Elected Secretary/Treasurer of National Association of State CIOs
Eric Boyette, Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Information Technology and State Chief Information Officer, has been elected secretary/treasurer of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO).
NC DIT Leader Honored for NC TECH Awards
A leader in the North Carolina Department of Information Technology has been honored by NC TECH, a professional association dedicated to promoting technology and innovation in North Carolina.
Governor Cooper Proclaims October Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Governor Cooper has proclaimed October as Cybersecurity Awareness Month in North Carolina.
State Sees Surge in Malicious Email
Malicious emails sent to the state of North Carolina increased more than 60 percent during the days leading up to the landfall of Hurricane Florence, State Chief Risk Officer Maria Thompson said Thursday.
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