Combatting election disinformation is 'whack-a-mole,' says New Mexico official

The New Mexico capital, home to several universities and the Los Alamos National Laboratory, wants to become the “Silicon Valley of the Southwest."

Three communities will be selected to hold challenges next year that find applications of AR and VR that support the public good.

Data stolen from Fairfax County Public Schools, the nation's 10th-largest school district, was published by hackers who attacked it a month ago, the superintendent said.

Very few of more than 3,000 websites run by county election officials employ two basic government cybersecurity protocols, according to a new report.

Commentary: There are a lot of technologists working to make government better, but former Seattle open data manager David Doyle says it needs more.

The credential-stealing malware took an extended spring break, but it's returned with a vengeance according to an alert from CISA and the MS-ISAC.

It will take time to count tens of millions of absentee and mail-in ballots. But that's by design, a Brennan Center expert said.

The company said a recent outage affecting 14 states was caused by "an internal networking component that was not correctly forwarding traffic."

The technology agency serving the Indianapolis and Marion County has named Elliott Patrick, formerly the regional IT agency’s chief operating officer, as its new CIO.

Miami CIO Michael Sarasti told StateScoop the city's "data-driven culture" was made legitimate by the pressures of the ongoing health crisis.