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Our People: Rus Pascual
Rus Pascual and his wife were looking for something more than the city life they had come to know in Chicago, where they had been their whole lives. They weren’t sure what that meant at first, but it clicked when they visited Colorado—friendly and welcoming people, eclectic communities, and of course, the humbling beauty of the mountains.
You Have the Power to Take Control of Your Data (for the Most Part)
Have you thought about your online data recently? We’re talking about data that includes your interests and purchases to your online behavior, which is collected by websites, apps, devices, services and companies from all around the world. This data can also include information about your physical self, like health data. Think about your smartwatch, which tracks, stores and transmits complex data about you as the wearer, including your steps taken in a day, body composition and possibly even spotting potential medical conditions. Own a Smart TV or a Smart Appliance?
Gift Yourself Peace of Mind this Holiday Shopping Season
According to a recent market research report, 67% of consumers say they plan to do at least 40% of their shopping online. The holidays can be frantic finding that perfect gift for everyone on your list, but there's no reason to let your guard down.
Follow these easy tips for shopping safely online:
How to Prepare for and Respond to a Ransomware Incident
5 Easy Habits to be Cyber Safe
Special Event: Cybersecurity Awareness Month Expert Panel on Ransomware
Attend in person or virtually!
What: Join the Governor’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) for this special event in celebration of the 20th annual Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Hear from experts from the U.S. Secret Service, FBI Denver Cyber Task Force, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Boulder County Chief Information Security Office and OIT about ransomware and what can be done before and after an incident.
How does keyboard testing work and why is it important?
Keyboard accessibility is one of the most important components of web accessibility because many users with disabilities use keyboards instead of a mouse. For example, those with motor disabilities rely on keyboards as their primary input device, and those users who are blind or have low vision often use keyboards for navigation and application shortcut functionality.
But how do you know if a website or application is operable through a keyboard?
Celebrating 15 years as the state's IT partner!
How does keyboard testing work and why is it important?
Keyboard accessibility is one of the most important components of web accessibility because many users with disabilities use keyboards instead of a mouse. For example, those with motor disabilities rely on keyboards as their primary input device, and those users who are blind or have low vision often use keyboards for navigation and application shortcut functionality.