Delaware IT agency adds administration and broadband officials
State CIO Jason Clarke added a chief of administration and a broadband grants manager to the state Department of Technology and Innovation.
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CIOs plan for cyber grants, wait for CISA’s guidance
Six months after President Biden signed the infrastructure law, CIOs and CISOs still have many questions about the cyber grants new program.
K-12 vendor breach spreads across New York State
The breach of K-12 software vendor Illuminate Education has now impacted at least 24 districts across New York, according to a report.
Tribal broadband gets $77 million from Commerce Department
Tribal broadband investment got a $77 million influx comprised of 19 grants from the U.S. Department of Commerce.
AIOps cutting hours of cyber work in Utah, CTO says
Utah Chief Technology Officer Dave Fletcher said AIOps has allowed his team to cut hours of work out of monitoring for cyber risks.
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Many states lack strategy for application modernization, NASCIO data shows
More than half of states surveyed said they either don't have a strategy for application modernization or are still creating one.
How some state CIOs are fighting burnout
With many government workers feeling burnout in the last two years, state IT leaders are taking new steps to retain talented professionals.
How modern identity platforms can help states blunt fraudulent claims
Modern identify and access management platforms can prevent bad actors from entering state systems — and streamline citizens’ experience, says a new report.
Florida CIO says state has history of ‘doing state tech worst’
Speaking at a NASCIO conference, James Grant criticized the many defunct IT agencies that preceded the Florida Digital Service.
Not every state IT project needs to cost millions, CIOs say
The CIOs of California and Minnesota said at NASCIO's midyear conference that sometimes small state IT projects have outsized impact.
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