The ability to purchase technology at scale and enforce enterprise security standards are wins for the IT office, but agencies are divided on how it's performing.

The bill would allow the secretary of state's office to hire a chief information security officer, and fund the creation of a unit of civilian cybersecurity professionals…

Similar bills are popping up around the country that would require state contractors to take screenshots of their computers every three minutes.

Led by the state technology office, the program is designed to raise awareness of cybersecurity issues among students.

The new tool's developers hope to take Facebook and Twitter back from bots and political meddlers.

Delaware CIO James Collins said state IT chiefs have the experience securing critical government systems that's now required of state election officials.

Cathy Engelbert told a conference that officials coordinating data efforts in state government could do more if given greater influence.

The bill would reduce Charles Grindle's salary to about $200,000, equal to the CIO's pay in neighboring Tennessee.

Meeting public policy goals doesn't always have to be expensive or painful, says Michael Hallsworth of the Behavioral Insights Team.