The special counsel wrote that the FBI believes Russian government hackers succeeded gaining access to the network of at least one Florida county just before the 2016 election.

A University of California think tank recommends that cities offer basic cybersecurity education to their low-income, elderly and non-English-speaking residents, who are at higher risk of being targeted online.

The group comprised of local technology companies, university deans and city leaders has named seven new technology projects designed to improve life for the city's residents.

Legislation signed by the governor gives the North Dakota Information Technology Department the broadest security directive of any state IT office.

It's at least the third time in 12 months that a phishing attack has dinged the state's email reputation score.

The city's new CIO, Gary Brantley, says cybersecurity is now "at the front of everything we do" in the wake of a cyberattack that cost Atlanta $17 million.

Emerging technologies like drones and data analytics can help police, but they need community acceptance first, speakers at a South by Southwest panel said.

A document acquired by StateScoop reveals new details of a business plan that, if successful, state IT officials fear could break compliance and taint vendor relationships.

Lawmakers are pushing for greater oversight of the state's storage solutions after a $1.5 billion contract went forward without their input.

On an episode of the Priorities podcast, state IT leaders say governance that forces cost savings and collaboration is most effective.