Virginia Gov. Youngkin names former Kansas IT chief as CIO

Chicago CDO shares how the city provides leaders and community groups with real-time data needed for better economic, health and safety decision-making.

Clay Garner, formerly San Jose's deputy innovation chief, said he plans to tap into nearby Silicon Valley to address pressing city issues.

Cybersecurity remains a top concern for state CIOs, but digital transformation remains key in meeting citizen needs.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced a deal with Salesforce to build a new voter registration system to replace a nine-year-old platform.

Jen Easterly urged mayors to pursue more cyber hygiene and modernization — and offered an update on the new cybersecurity grant program.

Officials in North Dakota, which organized the initiative, said they expect to have an announcement about the unique organization this year.

Adams said he'll use Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange, to convert his first paycheck into bitcoin and ethereum.

The federal government has funded dedicated cybersecurity grants and CIOs are awaiting details on how the new program will work.

New York Mayor Eric Adams issued an executive order reorganizing several tech-focused agencies into a single office, which the city's new CTO will lead.

A new StateScoop documentary explores how agencies are using AI and ML technology to analyze and process both structured and unstructured data more quickly.

Cisco’s Marc Moffett discusses a new benchmark for assessing security and trust

The Missouri State Highway Patrol told residents it was looking for the Joker, but the alert was not so serious.

State CISO Vitaliy Panych disagreed with the audit's findings and cited the pandemic's ongoing challenges.