The city has signed a three-year $10.5 million deal that officials say will free it from legacy infrastructure that is weighing down progress.

The attack knocked out all county email services and forced the sheriff's department to revert to recording arrests and jail bookings on paper.

At a National Association of Counties conference, IT leaders shared the benefits and challenges of municipally owned fiberoptic networks.

Speakers at a county leaders conference also urged IT officials to find people in their own organizations who are equally serious about cybersecurity.

The bill would allow the secretary of state's office to hire a chief information security officer, and fund the creation of a unit of civilian cybersecurity professionals to respond to attacks on state or local government.

According to his office, it's the state's largest single investment in broadband in Indiana history.

A report from the legislative auditor's office blames the struggling $100 million system on an amorphous band of public safety and IT department leaders.

On the Priorities podcast, California CTO Richard Rogers says that the state needs a modernization and workforce strategy for true adoption of cloud.

The company behind West Virginia's much-scrutinized blockchain-encrypted ballots for overseas voters says other states have expressed interest.

In a new report, the body urges the state to replace its touchscreen-based machines with those producing paper ballots as soon as possible.