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January 31, 2024 |
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![]() We are a mere two months away from our annual conference—the biggest event in Texas for Municipal IT folks! As we announced last month, the conference theme is: “In IT to Win IT.” As the Olympics will take place this year, we feel the pun is appropriate. I’m happy to report that by popular demand, we will have a traditional golf tournament and Top Golf in addition to an onsite event for Wednesday night. Thank you for providing feedback. This is your event, and we want to make it the best possible each year. I want to thank everyone on the conference committee for your participation in selecting the conference theme, activities, and general speakers. You all are awesome! Jennifer Frescaz ![]() ![]()
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Cyberscoop
Lack of clear and unified standards regarding the implementation of multifactor authentication for federal agency social media accounts raises concerns about potential vulnerabilities. More Than a Third of State Agencies Are Using AI, Texas Is Beginning To Examine Its Potential Impact
The Texas Tribune
As over a third of state agencies in Texas utilize AI, the state is establishing an advisory committee to address concerns over bias and privacy.
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Terry Prindle has more than 25 years of experience in Information Technology (IT), including 22 years in municipal government. Before joining the City of Friendswood, Prindle was the Director of Information Technology for the City of Fitchburg, Fitchburg Wisconsin. Prior to that, he served as the IT Operations Manager for Walworth County, Elkhorn Wisconsin, as well as various technology roles with the State of Wisconsin. Prindle graduated from Herzing University with a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and is pursuing a Master of Science degree with an emphasis on Cybersecurity Engineering and Management. He also served in the U.S. Army. |
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