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Weeks after a ransomware attack that hit the Solano County, California, public library system, disruptions have cropped up again, downing phones, Wi-Fi and some virtual services.

State officials are juggling emergent concerns of cybersecurity and accessibility as they attempt to understand how AI fits into their organizations.

The Electronic Privacy Information Center filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission alleging that software used by many state governments needlessly deprived Americans of their public benefits.

Illinois Chief Information Officer Sanjay Gupta said his state’s AI task force is targeting “low risk, high reward” use cases first.

Wisconsin Chief Information Officer Trina Zanow shared details on the search for a new cybersecurity chief, workforce projects and the governor’s generative AI task force.

Health officials in Sacramento and Yolo counties are using a new digital dashboard to access data shared by health providers.

As Code for America wraps up its relationship with its local brigades, the community of civic-tech volunteers is charting a new path.

The ransomware group known as Royal claimed credit for the incident against Dallas, which resulted in several city services shutting down.

Doug Ross is the senior director of SLED East – North America Public Sector for Red Hat.

An incident report by cybersecurity firm Mandiant confirmed the March data breach of D.C. Health Link was enabled by a misconfigured server.