Karen Freeman-Wilson, mayor of Gary, Indiana, says her city takes a practical approach to getting "smart" technology implemented in government.

Appointed the state's first statewide information security chief in July, Evans has stepped down after four years with the state government.

After 18 months in the role, Nevada's chief information officer will become the chief administrative officer for the Greater Nevada Credit Union.

The new award series from StateScoop highlights the people and projects making local government work more effectively and efficiently.

State officials determined that no data was compromised during a phishing attack that hit three state agencies on Wednesday, including the bureau that oversees elections.

A routine audit of Baltimore's IT agency was undermined because key performance data that had been saved without external backups was corrupted in a May 7 cyberattack.

Secretary of the Commonwealth Kathy Boockvar said most of her counties are replacing old paperless voting machines ahead of the 2020 election.

A new report from BroadbandNow.com comparing the policy positions of 14 candidates across five internet-related issues shows few have comprehensive plans.

McCurdy said the last five years of technology in Colorado has been a story of progress and successful projects where the state had previously struggled.

Commentary: The city's IT manager recounts a 2015 cyberattack and how managed detection and response has transformed the city's security posture.