Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said the Texas Cyber Command is tasked with identifying additional threats to the state's networks.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes said new legislation called the "Voters First Act" would "ensure the resilience of our democracy."

From federal accessibility requirements to emergency response upgrades, these six issues are likely to shape government technology decisions in the coming year.

While managing everyday demands, there were five stories that dominated the news for state tech offices throughout 2025.

A new law in New York will further restrict state and local agencies from purchasing technologies from countries that pose national security threats.

The New Jersey Civilian Cyber Resilience Corps will start small, organizers said, and emphasize prevention over response.

The state website platform operated by Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach recently hosted an advertisement for an illicit service.

The House has passed the uncontroversial PILLAR Act, opening the way for renewal of a well-reviewed cybersecurity grant program.

A new report from the Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center warns that criminals and nation states are ramping up the vulnerabilities in everyday digital devices.