Several online services in Kansas City, Missouri, remain offline after a cyberattack against the city on the weekend of May 4.

The FCC announced that it will vote next month on the $200 million pilot Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Program.

Indiana Chief Information Officer Tracy Barnes said skepticism in local government can sometimes slow the progress of cybersecurity initiatives.

An audit of 34 agencies by Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick found that 20% of employees didn't do their required cybersecurity training.

The City of St. Helena, California, has suffered a second cyberattack less than a month after its library system was disrupted by a security incident.

Macon-Bibb County, Georgia, officials have not disclosed whether a recent disruptive cyberattack was a ransomware attack.

On this week's Priorities podcast, Vermont Chief Information Security Officer John Toney shares his proactive approach to cybersecurity.

An investigation by the Kansas Office of Judicial Administration revealed that a cyberattack last year may have exposed personal information of 150,000 people.

John Toney, Vermont's new chief information security officer said he's taking a proactive approach to securing the state's critical infrastructure.

Officials in Wichita, Kansas, shut down some network services to contain a ransomware attack over the weekend.