In April, vendors working with North Carolina's executive branch will be required to meet GovRAMP's cloud security standard.

The Center for Democracy and Technology announced a new program aiming to “strengthen mechanisms that provide timely, actionable research and analysis to support the cybersecurity and resilience…

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against TP-Link, the first in a series his office is planning to file against Chinese companies that, he…

Alabama's Technology Quality Assurance Board is tasked with developing statewide standards for new technologies, like artificial intelligence.

A new policy created by the Nevada Governor’s Technology Office strives to replace "bespoke" and potentially risky interagency data-sharing agreements.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said the Texas Cyber Command is tasked with identifying additional threats to the state's networks.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes said new legislation called the "Voters First Act" would "ensure the resilience of our democracy."

An employee of a health care provider with access to state records viewed more “than was reasonably necessary to perform work assignments.”

A new law in New York will further restrict state and local agencies from purchasing technologies from countries that pose national security threats.

The New Jersey Civilian Cyber Resilience Corps will start small, organizers said, and emphasize prevention over response.