A more strenuous approach to security may ruffle feathers, but is worth pursuing, Washington CISO Vinod Brahmapuram said during an online event.

Judges selected 30 finalists from among 110 submissions of projects that include state broadband maps and contact-tracing systems.

Blake Hall, CEO for ID.me, joins Scoop News Group to discuss how federal and state agencies can improve citizen access through portable identity proofing.

Officials said a pair of new initiatives are geared toward helping residents better understand the city's digital services and open data.

The Michigan Department of Corrections last week announced a new partnership aimed at using the state’s data to further lower its recidivism rate.

A July report by the New York State auditor found that the LinkNYC program has not penetrated less-connected boroughs and shortchanged the city on ad revenue.

One city leader said federal officials were surprised by the reduction of environmental impact offered at a low cost.

The public safety technology firm Mission Critical Partners has begun offering cybersecurity courses designed for emergency responders.

As his term as NASCIO president winds down, New Hampshire CIO Denis Goulet pushed for his colleagues to hold the ground they've gained during the pandemic.

As a rise in claims due to ransomware pushes up premiums, states are starting to wonder if there are other options.