States need cyber disruption response plans, NGA says

Cost overruns, security concerns and a refusal to cooperate with the state comptroller were evidently hallmarks of Department of Innovation and Technology's recent history.

Telecommunications companies with customers in the Aloha State may continue selling their location data to third parties, unfettered by state regulation.

The legislation would open new cybersecurity tools, training and grants to state IT offices while boosting engagement with federal authorities.

The facility, called SMARTCenter, is the latest addition to the state's investment in autonomous and connected vehicle research.

But the technology office chalks up the "unlocated assets" to recordkeeping quirks.

Good-government groups and security experts are criticizing the state's decision to liquidate the salary of its top cybersecurity official.

The move will help counties buy paper-based voting machines, after Wolf vetoed of a bill that would've provided the money but outlaw straight-party voting.

Watchdogs say new legislation would reverse or weaken various consumer protections under a landmark online privacy law set to go active next year.

How content services platforms improve citizen services and increase employee productivity for federal and state governments.

The technology for autonomous trucking isn't expected for some years, but lawmakers said they wanted to encourage the industry's growth in their state.