Santa Clara County, Calif., CIO Ann Dunkin to step down

The winners of NYC's latest competition are developing cybersecurity solutions — like phishing and end-point protection — for small businesses in the city.

Joseph Klimavicz shares how the DOJ was able to use a cloud services to increased collaboration across departments, strengthen security and improve resiliency...

An auditor's report shows many of the Office of Technology Services' customers are confused or unsatisfied by the service they receive from the young agency.

The USC Election Cybersecurity Initiative plans to hold one-day cybersecurity workshops for election officials and campaign workers in all 50 states before...

Kristin McClure, who most recently worked at the professional services firm Capgemini, will now manage the state's data assets and infrastructure.

Pahlka, who previously announced the organization's search for a new executive director, will remain a consultant and member of its board of directors.

As the city recovers from a December ransomware attack, Mayor LaToya Cantrell says the unfortunate incident vindicates her earlier comments to the New Orleans...

The former federal prosecutor running the task force said there's a place for AI-backed technologies like facial recognition, but that governments can "do...

Chris Krebs, the Department of Homeland Security's top cybersecurity official, told a group of mayors to use the moment as an opportunity to improve their...

The billionaire and former mayor suggested his presidency would be a continuation of the “smart city” he pursued during his time leading New York City.

Five vehicles in the South Bronx will test the technology, supplied by an urban design lab at MIT, with potential for a broader deployment if the data is...

NASCIO is still looking for regulatory reform, along with the passage of two cybersecurity aid bills.

Voters around Seattle will be able to use a smartphone to cast ballots for a seat on an environmental board, but warnings about online voting still abound.