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05/29/2026

On May 21, state cyber leaders testified before the House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection and noted the prevalence of AI-generated attacks. During the hearing, "State and Local Cybersecurity: Escalating Threats, Federal Partnership, and the Resilience of America's Communities," they explained how the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program helped their states. Committee leaders invited members of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers to testify, including Tennessee CIO Kristin Darby and Florida CIO Warren Sponholtz.

"The adversarial use of artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing the speed and scale of cyber threats facing state and local governments. We are rapidly approaching an era of AI-driven vulnerability identification and rapid exploit development," Sponholtz said.

State CIOs warn Congress about the rapid growth in AI-generated attacks impacting state cybersecurity efforts.

05/28/2026

State regulatory agencies that oversee human care programs bear a significant responsibility in protecting vulnerable populations, enforcing laws and managing intake, licensing, provider oversight and client records.

Read about the five essential capabilities human-care case management systems must deliver: https://bit.ly/4nASOtA"

05/26/2026

When human care laws change quickly, regulatory leaders need systems that keep pace. See how configurable platforms help agencies adapt to legislative change with greater agility, accountability and continuity of public service.
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05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, GL Solutions recognizes the brave individuals who gave their lives in service. We remember their sacrifice with gratitude and respect.

05/22/2026

Tennessee’s Chief Technology Officer Jerry Jones shared the state’s first wave of artificial intelligence pilots at the April 2026 Midyear for the National Association of State Chief Information Officers. The strategic technology solutions presentation, entitled Tennessee’s AI Journey – What we’ve done. What we’re doing. Where we’re going. – revealed four AI deployments. Jones shared that they deliberately chose varied focuses for these pilots, including legal, citizen, workforce and back office.

Read this story and more in our roundup of the top regulatory headlines. Share your thoughts about the week’s regulatory news in the comments below and enjoy a great weekend!

Explore Tennessee’s AI Pilots and learn about innovative solutions in legal, workforce, and citizen services for better efficiency.

05/22/2026

Thank you to the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association (NABCA) and all attendees for a valuable NABCA 89th Annual Conference in Phoenix, AZ!

Please connect with Client Executive Michelle Shaffer to continue the conversation and learn how our secure, GovRAMP Ready GL Suite helps regulatory agencies modernize.

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05/19/2026

State regulatory agencies that oversee human care programs bear a significant responsibility in protecting vulnerable populations, enforcing laws and managing licensing. A robust case management system strengthens daily operations.

In our latest blog, we highlight five capabilities every human care platform must deliver:
• Automate workflows.
• Adapt to agency needs.
• Enable real-time visibility.
• Surface actionable insights.
• Protect sensitive data.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4nASOtA

Discover 5 key capabilities a human care case management system like GL Suite delivers to help regulatory agencies streamline workflows and improve oversight.

05/18/2026

Modernizing regulatory operations not only improves efficiency but strengthens oversight and public trust as well.

See how the North Carolina CPA Board automated workflows to reach an integrated service model.

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See how the NC Board of CPA Examiners modernized licensing, exams & renewals with automated workflows, improving compliance, speed & oversight.

05/18/2026

Look for GL Solutions onsite at the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association (NABCA) in Phoenix, AZ (May 18–21). Connect with Client Executive Michelle Shaffer to discuss emerging priorities—and how our secure, GovRAMP Ready GL Suite supports regulatory agencies as they modernize.

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05/15/2026

The Department of Justice delayed enforcement of the federal ADA website accessibility requirements, but risks of inaction remain, according to a webinar hosted by the Public Technology Institute. During the May 7, event accessibility advocates described what the deferral means, and why organizations must act now instead of waiting.

Read this story and more in our roundup of the top regulatory headlines. Share your thoughts about the week’s regulatory news in the comments below and enjoy a great weekend! 😀

Discover the implications of the delayed ADA website accessibility requirements deadline and the importance of timely action.