Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill giving the New Jersey agencies and critical infrastructure operators 72 hours to disclose cyber incidents.

Jason Snyder, Massachusetts' new chief information officer, shared his technology priorities for the coming months.

As Oakland, California, recovers from a February ransomware attack, malicious actors claiming responsibility have threatened to post stolen city data.

State tech officials said during an online event they increasingly see their roles as cyber mentors for local governments.

State cybersecurity officials said there's a ticking clock to get local governments' cyber programs matured up before federal funding stops.

Florida, one of two states skipping a CISA-backed grant program, is planning a $30 million grant program for local cybersecurity.

Wisconsin State Auditor Joe Chrisman's office said “questions have arisen” about agencies' use of telework and their associated risk policies.

In annual addresses and proposed budgets, governors showed interest broadband, public safety tech, data transparency and cybersecurity.

General Dynamic Information Technology was awarded a $152 million contract by Alabama's Supercomputer Authority for cybersecurity services.