J.R. Sloan, who had been running the Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology office since last August, now has the role on a full-time basis.

Brom Stibitz, a longtime official in the state's technology agency, will be the state's first permanent chief information officer in more than a year.

Revisions to Washington, D.C.'s, 2007 breach-notification add more categories of protected personal data and new powers for the city's attorney general to investigate breaches.

The latest internet-speed study from the National Association of Counties presents additional evidence that the FCC's provider-supplied data is unreliable.

Tracy Barnes, a former IT consultant who's been with the state five years, will start as Indiana's top technology official at the end of the month.

Fifteen students were recognized for artwork that advocates for best practices online, such as not sharing personal information and treating people kindly.

Congress is on track to pass legislation requiring the FCC to abandon data-collection methods that have been widely called out as inaccurate.

The new site is aimed at more than 152,000 people who had their voting rights restored through an executive order by Gov. Andy Beshear.

After a pilot testing the technology in 2017, Wyoming lawmakers are joining a growing trend, laying down laws that would allow for device-based identification.

The former New York mayor who said he believes in "using data to inform decisions" admitted his $550 million campaign failed to convince voters that his city…