A report from the Brennan Center for Justice shows that 61% of local election officials are concerned with CISA's recent scaling back of cybersecurity services.

A new internship program in North Carolina will provide university students a chance to learn cybersecurity skills while working inside the state government.

North Dakota's interim chief information security officer, Chris Gergen, has been promoted to fill the role full-time.

Ranking Congress members said the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's lack of transparency in recent months is "unacceptable."

A growing wave of outages and cyberattacks is punishing the nation's aged and underfunded emergency communications systems.

A new survey of state and local government IT officials shows that reducing costs is a top concern in 2025.

A February 11 cyberattack compromised the health data of nearly 1,000 people, announced the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill into law creating the Texas Cyber Command, a new organization to help bolster IT security across the state.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose directed all 88 boards of elections in his state to implement a host of security protocols, but noted that federal funding…

Nebraska Chief Information Officer Matthew McCarville said the state's JSOC is gaining increased attention as federal support dries up.