Council questions cybersecurity and data‑governance risks for proposed ATMS
TPW said a cloud‑based advanced traffic management system will modernize signal monitoring and enable transit signal priority, but council members pressed how the city will control data, address cybersecurity risks and manage third‑party access.
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TPW told council the advanced traffic management system (ATMS) is intended to give operators an "instant view" of roughly 1,500 traffic signals and automated alerts for outages or battery‑backed operation. Director Gus Concarley said the new system will enable transit signal priority and preemption for first responders and be cloud‑based to support monitoring.
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