Foster City Goes Dark
March 23, 2026
A Bay Area city of 34,000 was brought to a near standstill in hours. The story isn’t about failure — it’s about a challenge every public-sector IT team is navigating right now.
Guides for navigating IT capabilities and responsibilities.
A Bay Area city of 34,000 was brought to a near standstill in hours. The story isn’t about failure — it’s about a challenge every public-sector IT team is navigating right now.
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