Breaking down silos and adopting a 'whole-of-state' cybersecurity approach

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The last of 65 commonwealth agencies have finished their moves to a new cloud-ready data center, leaving Virginia's old data facility empty.

On the Priorities podcast, Recorded Future’s Allan Liska explains new data that shows a decrease in the number of ransomware attacks against the public...

Using existing wired internet, Fort Worth has boosted free Wi-Fi access to residents in five underserved neighborhoods

We asked a group of state and local CIOs what they've been reading this summer, from business and strategy books to biographies and sci-fi.

The NTIA will soon distribute initial planning funds for its $42.5 billion BEAD program, with each state set to receive up to $5 million.

A new bill in New York State would make it illegal for mobile advertisers to target people who visit reproductive health clinics.

LexisNexis was sued by immigration advocacy groups over the sale of personal data to law enforcement agencies, including ICE.

Network administrators from the Northshore School District, outside Seattle, shared how the district recovered from a 2019 ransomware attack.

Matt Singleton praises Oklahoma’s foresight into supply chain security and identity measures that are helping the state stay ahead of modern threats.

Jack Belcher, the D.C. suburb's longtime CIO, is moving into the new role of chief technology information officer.

Officials said 50 city vehicles have been equipped with systems that automatically hit the brakes if drivers go over a posted speed limit.

A former employee of Cleveland Public Power admitted to lying to the FBI about installing physical keyloggers on two restricted computers.