A broadband report from the transportation department will help officials develop a broadband strategy over the next several months, Lt. Gov. Jon Husted said.

Civil-liberties and religious groups say cameras and audio sensors could be used to spy on people, but officials say such concerns are overstated.

New training resources will help state agencies design digital technologies that can be easily accessed by everyone, including those with disabilities.

A new law requires nearly all state and local employees across the Lone Star State to undergo annual cybersecurity education.

A $35 million system will remotely control thousands of surveillance cameras and streetlights, preparing for “more advanced, future-ready smart city applications."

Legislation helping state and local governments fund cybersecurity programs after a spate of costly ransomware attacks is working its way through Congress.

State chief information security officers and homeland security advisers who spoke at a federal cybersecurity conference said their missions are widening.

A new facility in Raleigh is meant to enable a smooth transition away from the aging analog systems used in dozens 911 call centers across the state…

A round of venture funding will allow the company to double in size and expand its offerings beyond lead testing and compliance.

Some state election officials at a federal cybersecurity conference said they're happy to see progress toward sustainable funding, but others remain dubious.