State, local New York agencies get free, mandatory cyber training
Gov. Kathy Hochul has signed new legislation designed to improve the state's cybersecurity posture. Among the provisions is one that requires all state and local agencies to…
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Alabama to add invisible security emblems to ballots
Alabama's ballots will add security emblems that can only be detected by specialized equipment, starting in 2026.
New Jersey’s IT upgrades ‘building in security’ from the start
New Jersey Chief Technology Officer Chris Rein said the is building in cybersecurity from the start as it modernizes its old systems.
Six months in, North Dakota’s new CIO says his job is ‘foolproof’
“This is as foolproof of a CIO position as I think you can find in the industry, and that's all thanks to the incredible work and the…
AI to be key in Minnesota’s new fraud prevention program
Minnesota Chief Information Officer Tarek Tomes said the state is preparing to make AI a key part of a new anti-fraud program.
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Arizona is building on its mobile driver’s license program
Arizona Chief Information Officer J.R. Sloan said his state's mobile driver's license program will be a key component of the state's future identity efforts.
Maryland ‘looking at everything’ after governor’s modernization and efficiency order
Chief Information Officer Katie Savage said the state is looking expansively at how to improve efficiency in the government.
We caught 4 more states sharing personal health data with Big Tech
Healthcare exchanges in Nevada, Maine, Massachusetts and Rhode Island shared users’ sensitive health data with companies like Google and LinkedIn.
‘Data enablement’ helps Oklahoma take care of its citizens
Oklahoma Chief Information Officer Dan Cronin said he’s been evaluating how to use data to better take care of citizens.
Wyoming’s new CIO wants to build trust with agencies
Wyoming Chief Information Officer Jeff Clines said he's trying to build trust with the agencies he serves.
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