Information Technology

The City of Liberal Information Technology (IT) Department provides technical assistance to all internal and external departments within the City of Liberal organization. The IT department manages 150+ servers and workstations and currently has on staff 2 full-time employees.

Management Responsibilities Include:
  • Servers (Windows/Unix/IBM)
  • Workstations
  • Printer Support
  • Network equipment (Firewalls/Switches/Wireless Infrastructure)
  • Video Surveillance Systems
  • Web Site Administration
  1. Technology News
  2. Microsoft Security Notifications

Technology News

  1. Uber tests 'Uber Works' to supply on-demand temporary workers - CNET

    The ride-hailing company could also become a temp agency.

  2. Bill Gates-led Breakthrough Energy, EU establish $114 million clean energy fund - CNET

    The pilot fund aims to help European companies develop clean energy technologies and bring them to market.

  3. MacBook Air 2018: All the rumors on specs, price and Oct. 30 debut - CNET

    The long wait for a new MacBook Air may soon be over.

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Security Week News

  1. Flaws Open Telepresence Robots to Prying Eyes

    Vulnerabilities in telepresence robots could provide an attacker not only with command execution capabilities, but also with access to a live...

  2. NFCdrip Attack Proves Long-Range Data Exfiltration via NFC

    Researchers have demonstrated that the near-field communication (NFC) protocol can be used to exfiltrate small amounts of data, such as passwords...

  3. Apple's Revamped Privacy Website Offers Users Access to Their Data

    Apple users can now get a copy of the data the tech giant has on them, directly from a refreshed and expanded privacy website rolled out this...

  4. Google Pixel 3 Improves Data Protection with Security Chip

    Google has packed the recently launched Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL devices with Titan M, a hardened security microcontroller that can better protect...

  5. 'Operation Oceansalt' Reuses Code from Chinese Group APT1

    A recently observed cyber-espionage campaign targeting South Korea, the United States and Canada is reusing malicious code previously associated...

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