Georgia CIO says focus is 'constituent-first'
Georgia CIO Shawnzia Thomas said at an AWS Summit that her state is moving "as many applications as we can" to cloud services.
Ransomware on edtech vendor results in data breach of 500K Chicago students
Chicago Public Schools said teacher-evaluation software sold by edtech nonprofit Battelle for Kids was hit by ransomware in December 2021.
34 states and territories have already signed up for the $45B broadband fund
Nearly two-thirds of states and territories signaled their intention to apply for the broadband fund within a week of the program's launch.
Clark County, Nev., promotes deputy CIO to top role
Bob C. Leek, who's been with the Las Vegas-area county since February 2021, now leads its 200-person IT department in Clark County.
Vermont CIO 'taking a step back' on modernization projects
Vermont CIO plans to take an enterprise-level look at the projects being undertaken with $140 million in modernization funding.
House sends state and local cyber coordination bill to Biden
Lawmakers approved a cyber coordination bill firming up CISA's information-sharing relationships with state and local governments.
