The number of new applications and new devices coming into use means governments have to architect their networks for defense, San Francisco CIO Linda Gerull said.

Appointed in 2017, the state's top IT official departed following the inauguration of Gov. Ron DeSantis.

The new position would be responsible for monitoring threats against the state's voter registration database and coordinating with county-level officials.

Laila Alequresh, a former official in Los Angeles and Philadelphia, will work on ways to improve the city through technology and new ideas, while also serving as…

Allen, who was named the state's chief information technology officer in July 2018, will stay in the job when Gov.-elect Laura Kelly takes office.

The new machines would make paper receipts, but advocates of hand-marked ballots say they don't go far enough to secure the state's elections.

The companies will pair with 22 local governments to develop innovative government solutions over the next 16 weeks.

Two state agencies have found a way to thwart fraud, and a new data-sharing compact could proliferate similar agreements across Texas.

The Shaffer MacCartney Building's opening completes the facility's construction, just days before Gov. Nathan Deal leaves office.

The "sleek, yet friendly"-looking tethered aerostat has dredged up old questions of safety versus privacy.