The West Virginia state government was forced to take more than 1,100 government computers out of service after a malicious software attack struck state employees.

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A former U.S. Navy Seal says proximity to the region's technical talent and security-minded customers were among the reasons Maryland attracted his start up firm, Silent Circle.

An audit of Louisville's open data progress finds the city posted 71 new data sets online this year, but critics say the value of the data remains…

With 36 governorships up for re-election, Tuesday's elections could bring widespread changes to state governments and state IT offices. Here's what to watch.