The directive calls for a statewide response plan and greater coordination among government agencies and technology companies as AI-related cyber risks grow.

In a letter, the company proposed amendments to SB 53 covering AI model testing, cybersecurity and incident reporting, following a September executive order from the governor calling…

Jon Eichten, the commissioner of Minnesota IT Services and state chief information officer

StateScoop reporter Keely Quinlan, who attended the conference, joins us to talk about the looming DOJ digital accessibility deadline and how artificial intelligence is reshaping the widely…

The joint report from NASCIO and GDIT highlights unreliable funding sources, fewer resources in smaller jurisdictions and the increased risks in connecting critical infrastructure systems to the…

The pilot comes as public-sector cybersecurity teams face increasingly sophisticated threats, often while operating with limited staff and resources.

Other NASCIO priorities for Congress include the reauthorization of FirstNet, and the preservation of states’ rights to regulate AI.

The tool is designed to flag potentially fraudulent purchases and temporarily block transactions, similar to fraud detection systems used by banks and credit card companies.

California's governor directed state agencies to form new positions and a new organization designed to rally defenses against AI-fueled attacks against critical services.

A new initiative at the National League of Cities will aim to help local governments find the soft spots in their organizations and computer networks.