Cybersecurity — A StateScoop & EdScoop Special Report

The massive surges in digital services and remote work have forced city IT leaders to refine and expand their security policies.

NENA's Brandon Abley says that although the next generation of 911 will be more complex, its distributed nature will make it hard for bad actors to take down.

Tim Roemer, Arizona's chief information security officer and homeland security director, talks about why cybersecurity isn't just an IT issue anymore.

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's foundation is opening a new center at Johns Hopkins University to house its many city-focused programs.

National Archives and Records Administration’s Sheena Burrell on how the agency benefits from the scalability and affordability of hybrid cloud for large...

A compilation of 11 audits of local governments and courts found common lapses in cyber hygiene, including weak password practices and a lack of backups.

Maryland IT Secretary Michael Leahy will take over as the group's president, following New Hampshire CIO Denis Goulet, whose term had been extended by the...

The state, which previously offered robotic process automation as a service to its agencies, plans a similar approach with artificial intelligence.

Ransomware gets a lot of attention, but there's a critical aspect of these attacks that's not talked about enough.

Aging systems, vacant cyber roles and administrative shakeups have hampered the state's technology governance, according to a report.

The 116-page document attempts to create a plan for how city agencies can better embrace the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning.

As government agencies shift to internet-based applications, the need for modernized networks has never been more essential, says IT architecture expert.