Baltimore police to add 15 license plate readers

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Baltimore police to add 15 license plate readers

By Stephen Babcock "Further investment in this technology is needed, particularly to increase the number of car-mounted units available to our officers," City Council President Brandon Scott said.
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Tenable acquires industrial cybersecurity company for $78M

By Stephen Babcock The Columbia-based cybersecurity company is acquiring operational technology firm Indegy.
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This Week in Jobs: Going Up Edition

By Alan Neuhauser One step at a time.
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Smart ponds on Walmart property aim to protect the Chesapeake Bay

By Stephen Babcock The stormwater management technology is designed to address pollution and flooding. Through a partnership between state and private entities, it's being rolled out in four sites in Maryland.
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He spent 10 years working for Baltimore City schools. Now, he’s helping former students deliver on his teachings

By Karuga Koinange After starting "integrity centers" in schools, Theo Devine founded Integrity Delivered with a boost from an Amazon partnership.
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How independence fuels confidence and professional development at SmartLogic

Developer Stephanie Vizzi gives us a peek into her work life at the custom software company.

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