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A new analysis found that a majority of state websites do not have properly configured sitemaps, a key component of web accessibility.

A ransomware attack in February exposed the personal client information held by the Office of the Colorado State Public Defender.

Phobos is “pretty standard” ransomware, one expert said, but the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency warns that it’s on the rise in state and local government.

The Pennsylvania courts system restored access to its computer networks after a recent DDoS attack took them down.

A cyberattack led the Colorado State Public Defender’s office to shut down its network — the latest in a string of incidents disrupting local court systems.

Mason is a senior cybersecurity analyst for the city of Columbia, Missouri.

The hacker organization “Play” has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack in which it claims to have stolen thousands of files.

Dallas city officials said in a recent presentation that data of 30,000 people was compromised in a recent cyberattack, including some Social Security numbers and other sensitive data.

With an eye on innovation, a New York senator in wants to put biometric scanners in his state’s liquor stores and smoke shops.

Mission Critical Partners announced that a recent round of testing has uncovered vulnerabilities in land mobile radio systems widely deployed by public safety agencies.