Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders issued an executive order requiring the state's IT division to reform as the Department of Shared Administrative Services, Office of State Technology.

Little Rock, Arkansas, voted to reinstate a contract with the gunshot-detection firm SoundThinking two months after it voted against renewing the agreement.

Jay Harton, who’s worked for the Arkansas government for nearly three decades, is the state’s new chief technology officer.

Arkansas Secretary of State Cole Jester ordered a review of the state's election security practices, which will be followed by a report.

Tyler Technologies was selected for a contract by the Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing to assist in managing inspections.

After serving in the role for just over three years, Arkansas Chief Technology Officer Jonathan Askins is stepping down for a role in the private sector.

A “dictionary attack” on the county’s computer systems appears to have ended after the county reported blocking more than 64,000 intrusion attempts.

On the Priorities podcast, California CIO Liana Bailey-Crimmins recounts some of the thinking that went into the state's first major report on generative AI.

Cybersecurity continues to be the top concern of state chief information officers, but Arkansas IT Secretary Jonathan Askins recommended states focus on their defense postures rather than…

On the Priorities podcast, two Arkansas Administrative Office of the Court leaders say their work to update a system is saving millions.