Nation-state actors are hiding on the IT systems of U.S. critical infrastructure, waiting to hit, one cybersecurity official warned at a Washington event.
A ransomware attack in February exposed the personal client information held by the Office of the Colorado State Public Defender.
One expert said the U.S. Coast Guard is not waiting to act as foreign threat actors and ransomware groups target the maritime sector.
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.
New survey results from the Center for Internet Security found that all types of attacks against government agencies increased in frequency last year.
A recent survey by the Public Technology Institute found that while cybersecurity is a major concern for cities and counties, they usually lack adequate funding to support their programs.
As new generative AI models arrive, state IT officials prepare their states to use the tools in an ethical — and limited — fashion.
The Minnesota Department of Education said data on 95,000 students was breached in an ongoing exploit of the file transfer software MOVEit by the CL0P ransomware gang.
Courts, utility payments and the animal shelter are back online a month after the ransomware attack on Dallas, city officials said.
