How Texas used its disaster playbook after a huge ransomware attack

The national fellowship program is striving to rebrand careers in state and local government as a challenging and meaningful adventure.

Today's aging, analog 911 systems are largely insulated from cyberattacks. But soon they'll be plugged into everything else that gets hacked.

The new award series from StateScoop highlights the people and projects making local government work more effectively and efficiently.

A new report from BroadbandNow.com comparing the policy positions of 14 candidates across five internet-related issues shows few have comprehensive plans.

Legislation helping state and local governments fund cybersecurity programs after a spate of costly ransomware attacks is working its way through Congress.

State chief information security officers and homeland security advisers who spoke at a federal cybersecurity conference said their missions are widening.

A round of venture funding will allow the company to double in size and expand its offerings beyond lead testing and compliance.

Millions in Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas are expected to receive improved access to high-speed internet through the new partnership.

The Federal Communications Commission now faces a slew of legislation that seeks to regulate its broadband data-collection and mapping processes.

The next generation of transportation gets plenty of testing in cities, but Ohio researchers say there are important lessons to be learned in the boondocks.