Senate bill would give each state a federal 'cybersecurity coordinator'

A state task force that published a report this week says the state's policy work could also be used by other states navigating the emerging ethical minefield...

The Google-created tool shows estimates of how much pollution is being created by vehicles and buildings in the heart of Silicon Valley.

An internal analysis of the FCC's new $20.4 billion rural broadband initiative breaks down how many homes and businesses in each state can expect to be...

The bureau is modifying its policy of only informing local election officials and vendors about breaches, a change secretaries of state have asked for.

Absent federal regulations on government's use of facial recognition, more states and localities are coming up with their own rules and prohibitions.

With just three legacy applications left, officials say they’re nearly ready to move on to a new era in computing.

A new publication published jointly by the two groups nudges governors and state IT officials to work more with their local counterparts on cybersecurity...

Pettit, now helping to lead his third state IT organization, said he's looking forward to discovering how technologies like AI and blockchain can improve...

Fire officials could get a new intelligence center for data-analysis, as California's security operations center gains a more stable backing.

Ransomware attacks against state and local governments have been "real-life fire drills" for election officials preparing to oversee the 2020 presidential race.

Most cities only have "Level 1" internet-of-things devices. It's time to start connecting them, says Baltimore director of digital DevOps Jet Lu.

A five-step process for cloud migration aims to save IT leaders time and headaches as they sort through and choose the right service models for their needs,...

Threat actors that target IT organizations like local governments and school districts have elevated their tactics, according to a new report from CrowdStrike.