The move would codify cybersecurity as one of the services the city government provides to its nearly 9 million residents.

The city has announced the next phase of its partnership with Intersection, which will install and maintain the devices around the city.

A new coalition of governments seeks to apply certain human rights standards, as defined by the United Nations, to the digital space.

The legislation makes the city's cross-cutting data analytics office a required piece of the mayor's office.

Commentary: Socrata Data Academy Director Oliver Wise says improved decision-making is valuable, but not the full proposition data makes to government.

The city discovered in a recent survey that small business owners are aware of cyber threats but are largely unequipped to address them.

Twenty-two West Coast cities and counties are challenging a recent federal ruling that restricts what municipalities can charge phone companies for installing next-generation wireless equipment.

Kelly Jin, a former technology policy adviser to the Obama White House, was hired as the city's new top data official.

NYC Secure will tell New Yorkers if their phones encounter unsafe networks. The city insists it's not tracking users.

"The FCC is threatening the public’s right to control public property," New York City CIO Samir Saini wrote.