After four years with the commonwealth, Holly St. Clair is taking her first role in the private sector, at a local architecture and urban development firm.

Carrie Parikh, who also held the role of chief operating officer, has stepped down and her duties have been split among other state technology officials.

North Carolina's capture-the-flag exercise is extending cybersecurity concerns beyond the office of the chief information officer.

"We have to tell people this can happen again," said Gary Brantley of the March 2018 ransomware attack on his city.

Delaware CIO James Collins compared an increased focus on cybersecurity in states to an important, but sometimes unappreciated role in the sci-fi franchise.

A radio system that connects first responders across jurisdictions during emergencies has secured $6.5 million in new funding.

The country's fifth cyber battalion will provide a "larger blanket of protection" against the United States' adversaries.

StateScoop presents a new interactive map highlighting the scourge of ransomware attacks that are growing more frequent.

Two bills from Democratic Rep. Antonio Delgado are aimed at giving rural communities more power to collect data on internet speeds in their areas.

New survey results released by NASCIO this week show that the CIO's emergence primarily as a business partner has expansive implications for states.