MS-ISAC is a no-cost, community-driven approach to cyber threat prevention
Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center offers U.S. state, local, tribal and territorial governments robust cybersecurity tools and resources
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Former Atlanta CIO now leading tech for the NFL
Gary Brantley, who was CIO of Atlanta from 2019 to 2020, is now heading IT and digital operations for the NFL.
Feds still behind on K-12 cybersecurity, audit finds
Congress' auditing arm found that CISA and the Department of Education need better coordination to improve K-12 cybersecurity.
Georgia CISO David Allen moves to private sector
Allen, who had served as Georgia's statewide CISO since 2019, stepped down earlier this month for a private sector job.
Pennsylvania CISO Erik Avakian looks back at 12-and-a-half years
Pennsylvania CISO Erik Avakian, who said cybersecurity is a team sport, will soon play for another team.
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Oklahoma ‘bids adieu’ to CISO Matt Singleton
Oklahoma CISO Matt Singleton has left stepped down after three years in that role and more than a decade in state government.
Eight states awarded for data-driven policymaking
Results for America and the National Governors Association named eight states they think are best at using evidence-based practices.
California Gov. Newsom names new technology chief
California Gov. Gavin Newsom named Suzanne Changus, a former Prison Industry Authority CIO, as the new statewide CTO.
Indiana, state universities to provide local governments cyber assessments
The Indiana Office of Technology is partnering with Purdue University and Indiana University to provide local governments cyber assessments.
Just 25% of election offices have moved to .gov websites
A report found that just 25% of local election officials have moved their websites to the .gov domain, which is considered more trusted and secure.
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