Ransomware attacks against state, local, tribal and territorial government entities are on the rise, requiring comprehensive cyberdefense programs that won’t break the bank.

State and local agencies are increasingly targeted for ransomware attacks. A new report shares steps that can minimize risk.

When ransomware attacks do strike, every minute counts to notify your organization and investigate quickly, say experts.

Ransomware attacks are a favorite tactic among cybercriminals; the payouts can be big and fast. Two cities in Florida, for example, paid almost $1 million this past summer after their computer systems were paralyzed.

Rapid growth of state and local law enforcement video footage calls for newer strategies for storing and analyzing data.

San Mateo County’s CIO modernized legacy infrastructure using hyperconverged solutions, streamlining deployment and scaling of its data center resources.

As online services grow, agencies need to focus greater attention on identity verification and fraud detection tool sets.

Legacy infrastructure is a strain on resources and staff hours, but enterprise cloud can reduce costs and improve performance, according to a new report.

New report shows how coordinated, data-driven security platforms can help state IT leaders fortify cybersecurity defense against potential threats.