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The TAGITM Cybersecurity Committee (TAGITM C²) may be new to the TAGITM portfolio, but don’t let this fool you. We have been busy building a foundation to create the most value to the TAGITM community and have already started working on some exciting initiatives.

ZDNet
Aside from the radical change in the way we work and the locations we work from, another transition that CIOs must tackle is the move beyond digital change and toward true business transformation.
The next generation of CIOs are being sought after for their ability to help shape the workplace of the future.

GovTech
The Texas Department of Information Resources prepares a Prioritized Cybersecurity and Legacy Systems report for state legislators every two years. The latest report requests nearly $900 million to cover 59 different projects.

CSO
In the wake of the SolarWinds incident, government and private organizations have released a plethora of content and tools to assess risk. Here are the best resources so far.

GovLoop
In this case study, Shane McDaniel shares how the rural city of Seguin, Texas implemented a series of IT infrastructure initiatives that resulted in successful enhancements as well as awards from national magazines.