Colorado
Colorado CISO Deborah Blyth to join CrowdStrike as state and local strategist
Blyth helped lead the recovery to a 2018 ransomware attack that became a blueprint for how state governments respond to major cyber incidents.
Web accessibility for disabled people mandated by new Colorado law
Officials, who called their law a first in the nation, will require all state and local government agencies to meet new accessibility standards.
Colorado Gov. Polis signs data privacy act
Colorado became the third state to adopt a comprehensive data-privacy policy, following in the steps of California and Virginia.
State officials say they're expanding broadband 'quicker, better and faster' than feds
A panel of state broadband officials and legislators said they want more clarity from the federal government when it comes to broadband expansion.
Collaboration is key for state broadband officials
State broadband officials said during a NASCIO panel that cooperation among federal, state and local partners is a crucial element of deployment.
NASCIO awards Colorado public safety director for digital ID work
Colorado's executive director of public safety, Stan Hilkey, was awarded by NASCIO for his work in pushing the state to adopt a digital ID program.
How the Beeck Center helps improve digital services
Beeck Center fellow Kevin Parker shares what his colleagues are learning as they burrow in with digital service teams in New Jersey, Colorado and New York City.
States’ digital services efforts are evolving
Digital services directors in Colorado and New Jersey say they're getting more sophisticated in how they approach software development in their states.
Colorado Springs promotes city IT veteran to CIO
Mary Weeks, who's spent the last eight years in IT roles with the City of Colorado Springs, has been appointed as its new chief information officer.
