Texas aims to emulate FedRAMP with 'TexRAMP' for cloud vendors

Broadband, said Georgia CIO Shawnzia Thomas, is also a priority as the state continues to weather the COVID-19 pandemic.

StateScoop is now accepting nominations from the local government IT community for the 2021 program, which recognizes the people and projects leading change in...

A change in the state's new budget means agencies no longer have to reimburse the California Department of Technology for cybersecurity functions.

The Winners of the 2021 StateScoop 50 Industry Leadership of the Year award reflect on how their work changed, how they kept in touch with customers and the future of the market.

Developing the app in-house allows the county to quickly add new features, said Chief Information Officer Robyn Doughtie.

Dedicated cybersecurity grants would be made available over four years, according to an outline of the $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan.

Increased funding and better coordination with outside organizations are top recommendations to improve cyber-readiness.

The tentative $1.2 trillion deal negotiated by a bipartisan Senate group offers less for broadband than the $100 billion the White House initially sought.

As CIOs' offices mature, NASCIO recommends embracing the practice of business relationship management, which blends the roles of customer and vendor management.

Chief Information Officer Jeffrey Wann said he wants to bring residents the same quality of service he gets when ordering from Domino's.

The city's latest "Moonshot" challenge seeks to assist some 1 million unbanked or underbanked New York City residents.

State officials said malicious actors may have accessed the personal information, including bank account numbers, of people who filed for unemployment payments.

IT leaders from USDA, U.S. Marshals Service and the State of Montana share lessons learned on growing and maturing multi-cloud IT environments.