A new policy created by the Nevada Governor’s Technology Office strives to replace "bespoke" and potentially risky interagency data-sharing agreements.

A report from the technology division of Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo's office explains how the state's recent ransomware attack got started.

A June cyberattack may have exposed personal data from police and health department files in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Nevada officials said they still don't know what data was compromised, but that at least some data has been exfiltrated.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz activated the state national guard to help respond to an ongoing cyberattack on the state's capital city.

A February 11 cyberattack compromised the health data of nearly 1,000 people, announced the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services.

A former contractor's account was hacked, state officials said, leading to a widespread phishing campaign emanating from official state email addresses.

Technology personnel in the Alabama state government spent the weekend investigating a cybersecurity "event" uncovered last week.

Abilene, Texas, has suspended its requirements of the state's public records law after a cyberattack disrupted its systems.

The technology and business services firm Conduent confirmed that a cyberattack last January led to bad actors accessing some of its network.