San Mateo, Calif., wants its new emissions dashboard to spark public conversation

An internal analysis of the FCC's new $20.4 billion rural broadband initiative breaks down how many homes and businesses in each state can expect to be connected to high-speed internet.

Absent federal regulations on government's use of facial recognition, more states and localities are coming up with their own rules and prohibitions.

A new publication published jointly by the two groups nudges governors and state IT officials to work more with their local counterparts on cybersecurity efforts.

Ransomware attacks against state and local governments have been "real-life fire drills" for election officials preparing to oversee the 2020 presidential race.

When ransomware attacks do strike, every minute counts to notify your organization and investigate quickly, say experts.

Considering its unreliable coverage maps, the FCC says it will first fund projects where it's confident broadband service is absent, then use new data to fill the gaps.

Gail Roper, a former CIO of Raleigh, N.C., will replace Sonny Segal, the Washington suburb's CIO since 2012, who is retiring after a 40-year career in tech.

A new report card on state GIS performance shows weak links that the National States Geographic Information Council says need to be repaired.

Dauphin County, which includes state capital Harrisburg, was the last of 67 counties to choose a new platform that produces paper trails of ballots.

Technology officials are compiling technologies and forming relationships across state boundaries to build a unified defense against cyberattacks.