Nicholas Andersen, a former military intelligence cybersecurity official, started as the state's chief information security officer last week.

A less-publicized element of Gov. Jay Inslee's proposed budget calls for a $1.2 million agency to expand internet connectivity throughout the state.

Accepted proposal writers will present their ideas at the nonprofit's annual Summit event in May.

Commentary: North Carolina's former state chief information officer, Chris Estes, says the CIO role is a big job, but tells incoming officials they are not alone.

The Code California website will host open-source projects to allow agencies to collaborate and share custom-developed software powering the state government.

Gov. Ralph Northam wants the entire state to have high-speed internet access within a decade, but his chief broadband adviser is hoping for something quicker.

Gov.-elect Brian Kemp's last-minute accusation that Democrats hacked the state's voter registration database is but one in a string of election security gaffes, an expert told StateScoop.

The state settled a lawsuit with the defense contractor to end a 13-year contract as it inaugurates a new multi-vendor IT model.

Newly-appointed statewide chief information officer Terrence Woods said his mission is to build a strong foundation of IT that will allow the state to grow.

Nacapuy, who was hired in 2015 to turn around a struggling state IT office, will step down Dec. 31.